Nintendo finally catches up to other console makers, allows user game reviews

While Nintendo has often led the gaming world in innovations and experiments, it has just as often been in a last-place position. This has been a particular issue with its online services, from network connectivity to online shops. As a result, the company’s stealth update on Friday came as a bit of a surprise: Nintendo finally rolled out a full-fledged user-review system on Nintendo.com.

As spotted by Polygon, starting today, anyone who has played a Nintendo Switch or Nintendo 3DS game (verified by play history tracked on a linked MyNintendo account) can post a full game review at the company’s official site. This requires browsing Nintendo’s “game guide” to find a game you’ve played, using a desktop or mobile Web browser, and then scrolling down to a “review this game” prompt on its listing page.

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