To prevent children from eating by mistake, Nintendo applied an extremely bitter substance called Denatonium to the game cartridges Nintendo Switch. This is very effective on humans, but when the vandal belongs to a different species, it seems Nintendo’s clever measures are useless.
Recently on Reddit, a male gamer with the ID wordlesser had to post a complaint to the online community because of his ironic situation. It wasn’t his pet dog that bit it to pieces game disc Your Switch. From the photo posted by wordlesser, it can be seen that the victim of this puppy includes a plate The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Super Mario Odyssey, Mario Party, Ring Fit Adventure, Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Quite unfortunate for a wordlesser, just because of a minute of carelessness, a million-dollar game disc suddenly turns into trash.
He added that when the incident happened, the first thing he thought about was the dog’s health. When he was sure that it was still healthy, he began to feel sad and sorry. There are netizens who have searched through the photos of their pet dogs that wordlesser had previously posted. Even though they are really angry, looking at the innocent eyes of this “villain”, surely the lotus dog can only feel pity. impotent. Some gamers suggested that wordlessers should try contacting Nintendo and accept an additional amount of money to see if they can exchange for a new game disc.
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More about Denatonium, this is the most bitter substance known in the world today, often sold under the trade name Bitrex and used to make ethanol. Nintendo applied Denatonium to game cartridges to prevent children from putting them in their mouths, causing unfortunate accidents. However, because cats and dogs are not sensitive to bitter tastes, this substance has no effect on them.
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