Following the reveal of the new Switch 2 console, Nintendo developers, including the renowned Hideki Kamiya, have expressed their anger and frustration over the numerous leaks that preceded the announcement. Kamiya, known for his work on games like Bayonetta and Devil May Cry, unleashed a scathing diatribe against the 'shitty leakers,' calling for curses and denouncing their actions as lacking rationality and contributing to nothing but their own self-gratification.
handheld console yesterday after months and months of rumours and speculation. While most people just seem to be happy that there's finally confirmation, one person can't seem to look past the leaks that led up to its announcement.)."I hope that all of the people who leaked Switch 2 information/those who helped leak it will be cursed for the rest of their lives to always have poop on the soles of their shoes when they get home.
"The shitty leaker only acts for his own pleasure and self-satisfaction—not only is he not contributing to anyone's benefit, he is incurring all sorts of opportunity losses and has done nothing to be proud of in front of others," Kamiya says."He is the worst of scum, so he should be covered in shit from head to toe and thrown out of the atmosphere."
スイッチ2の情報をリークしてた奴ら／リークに加担してた奴らは全員この先の人生ずっと、家に帰ったら靴の裏に必ずウンコ付いてる呪いにかかれ……と、大神の発表でサプライズをユーザーのみんなと一緒に楽しめた今、心底思う…糞リーカーどもは一人残らず呪われろ…I don't doubt that everyone over at Nintendo is likely very upset about that whole situation, but even still, I think Kamiya takes the cake:"These damn leakers are in a position of responsibility where they have access to information that only a very select few know, yet what they do is nothing more than an expression of a filthy desire for approval that lacks a...
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