@coolboymew
I'm conflicted here. On one side: GOOD. On the other: we've seen with other cases where either long embargoes or outright refusing to send the product to reviewers/media usually means that the product is kinda bad, and the seller wants to trick consumers into overspending for crap.
Nintendo has a decent track record for delivering good products, but these days you can never be too sure.
@coolboymew
The way I see it, the best move would have been: snub traditional journos, but find alt-media reviewers, streamers, tech YouTubers, and seed the console to them. Complete blackout can leave people distrustful. Not trusting traditional journalists is understandable. But still find a way to show some transparency about your product before it gets in the hands of consumers.
@alyx @coolboymew It's probably just bad.