Nintendo just launched an unexpected new subscription service associated with the Nintendo Switch. At this point, subscription platforms have become all the rage in the video game space between PlayStation Plus, Xbox Game Pass, and Nintendo Switch Online.
To kick off July, Nintendo revealed on its website that it's now offering a service for Switch that it calls"Wide Care." Essentially, Wide Care is a program that will allow Switch owners to pay a small annual fee to ensure that the console is covered by a warranty. If the console happens to break or has a problem of some sort, those subscribed to Wide Care will be able to mail in their Switch to Nintendo and let the company fix it.
The main caveat with Wide Care at the time of this writing is that it's a service that Nintendo is only making available in Japan. So if you happen to reside in the United States, Europe, or any other territories, you can't subscribe to Wide Care for yourself. Still, the fact that Nintendo has launched a program like this whatsoever might mean that it could be planning a larger global rollout in the future.
0commentsHow do you feel about seeing Nintendo start a new warranty subscription program like this for Switch consoles? And if this is something that ends up arriving in other countries outside of Japan, would you look to subscribe for yourself? Let me know your own thoughts on this situation either down in the comments or reach out to me on social media at @MooreMan12.
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