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    Nintendo Switch cartridges are designed to taste bad

    The big N has infused a non-toxic bittering agent (denatonium benzoate) into the labels.
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    Re: Nintendo Switch cartridges are designed to taste bad

    Want Zelda. Don't want a Switch. Want a Wii U even less.
    Maybe if I get some spare money...

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    Re: Nintendo Switch cartridges are designed to taste bad

    This is a simply clever idea. Like the stuff to 'help' you stopping biting your nails. Don't want the little un's swallowing Zelda and popping their clogs!
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    Re: Nintendo Switch cartridges are designed to taste bad

    I love the taste of denatonium benzoate early in the mornin'

    Good idea though. We can now play who can hold the cartridge in their mouth the longest

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    Re: Nintendo Switch cartridges are designed to taste bad

    Quote Originally Posted by Lee @ SCAN View Post
    I love the taste of denatonium benzoate early in the mornin'

    Good idea though. We can now play who can hold the cartridge in their mouth the longest
    I jolly well that game to be played by a surprising number of fools.

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    Re: Nintendo Switch cartridges are designed to taste bad

    I wonder how PS4 Blu-rays taste... sigh!

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    Re: Nintendo Switch cartridges are designed to taste bad

    Quote Originally Posted by OilSheikh View Post
    I wonder how PS4 Blu-rays taste... sigh!
    I'd guess that something gives them a bit of a sharp edge.

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    Re: Nintendo Switch cartridges are designed to taste bad

    I can confirm how bad it tastes..and how long that bad taste lasts for. Zelda arrived at work today, and being a software company of course everyone had read about what Nintendo had done to the carts..someone had to do it. so bitter and foul tasting - clever move by Nintendo

    I'm never doing it again lol, 12 hours later and I can still taste it.

    The game however is amazing, and has proven to be a great distraction for 6 of those 12 hours

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    Re: Nintendo Switch cartridges are designed to taste bad

    The new dare!

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    Re: Nintendo Switch cartridges are designed to taste bad

    A good idea given how small cartridges are now-a-days

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