
Nintendo’s Shinya Takahashi noted that Nintendo’s online subscription for Nintendo Switch, which is set to launch this September, will have “attractive” content.
After receiving praise galore on its report card for PC performance, Let’s School is finally starting classes on console.

Carl Williams writes, "The early adopters of new hardware are effectively the guinea pigs so to speak. Especially here lately as new hardware revisions are introduced as brand new extensions of the previous hardware. This has happened with the Xbox One, Xbox One S, then the Xbox One X. Same for PlayStation 4, then PlayStation 4 Pro. Nintendo has pulled this with their DS/3DS line of hand helds too. They could be pulling a more traditional update with their Switch console though, not necessarily better hardware in some way, but more of a patching of the software and fixing physical problems of the hardware. There is something fishy going on though with this Gamestop Nintendo Switch “switch” event."
Sucks how you still can’t upload save files to external storage so you can easily participate in a program like this.
Not only do you actually gotta subscribe for just that basic feature,’it doesn’t even work for every game.
Once you get a Switch you’re pretty much stuck with it if you value those files

Gadgets 360: Considering that most physical releases are on the PS4 and PS Vita due to Sony’s flexibility in terms of quantity manufactured, could Nintendo offer the same courtesy?
“Nintendo’s Switch is a great success and Nintendo were completely packed since the beginning. Now that the initial waves have calmed, Big N was able to lower the barriers to entry [for bringing independent games on cartridge for the Nintendo Switch]. I am not sure if there ever will be the same flexibility as with Sony, but we’ll see,” he says, referring to the minimum order quantity allowed by these companies. The minimum order quantity or MOQ as its known in distributor parlance is the commercially viable lowest number of a game that is produced for sale.
After learning that Strictly Limited Games is a two-man operation, I can't help but have more respect for this company.
I still can’t get behind the name of this service. It just sends the message instead of it being Nintendo’s all encompassing online service like Xbox Live and PlayStation Network in future generations, and that it’ll be completely restructured in their next system.
Where's the MyNintendo Switch rewards?
do I have to have another device to get it online other than the switch? I hope thats the attractive part along with the ability to stream from twitch?
Personally I would much rather have achievements added to the system than some scam pay-to-play online service. Seriously, Nintendo, it's been almost a year. Where are the achievements?!?
Sounds like Nintendo online is gonna come bundled with Halle Berry