Zing. It's a 100% accurate thread...
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...s-taste-bitter
Zing. It's a 100% accurate thread...
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...s-taste-bitter
I don't feel like clicking on the link. Would you like to quote the article you're referencing?
I actually read a different article on the same topic. All the games are being coated with a bittering agent to deter small children from putting them in their mouths. Its non toxic, but tastes disgusting.
Why would you..put it in your mouth anyway? if you're hungry, eat a hot pocket. or some chips.
And Nintendo cause millions of people who would've never even think of putting a game in their mouths to do just that.
Outside of certain movies of dubious moral value, lots of people love to put brightly colored stuff in their mouth, and Nintendo tried to prevent both customers getting their Switch games covered in saliva or headlines ''six month old choke to death over Bomberman'' (the only kind of headlines Bomberman will ever get...)
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Bahaha, this came up in MMO champ IRC. Hilarious.
It's logical to make cartridges unedible for babies and dogs.
Logical, but very odd.
I'll have to unleash my inner Ariana Grande and go do some licking, I guess.
I wonder if this agent to make things taste foul will work on Wheat? Wouldn't want Wheat thieves getting to my Wheat.
Ontopic: I saw a similar article elsewhere a few days ago, if it keeps younglings from trying to eat the cartridges, I am all for it.
Think about it. This came up because someone complained about the taste.
...Who tastes video games? I mean, I like thorough reviews, but "tastes like nuts" doesn't fit in with that.