Nintendo responded to the large-scale ban incidents of Switch 2 gaming console: temporary system failure
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Starting from the evening of September 5, some players were banned due to Internet-related issues, leading to speculation about possible cheating, black cards, or supply problems. Many of those who were banned confirmed that their devices did not use any cloning cards, modified save files, or recharged third-party gift cards. As of September 7, a large number of previously banned Switch 2 units had automatically returned to normal and could now access the internet. Korean netizens contacted Nintendo customer service, and it was confirmed that this incident was due to a temporary system failure, and their gaming consoles also returned to normal shortly thereafter.
Nintendo responded to the widespread bans on Switch 2 for players in various countries as a temporary system failure. Starting from the evening of September 5, some players speculated that the bans were due to internet-related issues, with theories involving cheating, black cards, or supply problems. Many of the banned players confirmed that their devices did not use cloning cards, modified save files, or topped up third-party gift cards. As of September 7, a large number of previously banned Switch 2 units had automatically returned to normal and could now access online services. Korean users who contacted Nintendo customer service were confirmed that the incident was a temporary system failure, and their consoles would soon return to normal.