I sincerely doubt that Nintendo will let the ball drop so much that it impacts sales significantly. They have had numerous occasions when they have been heavy h

I sincerely doubt that Nintendo will let the ball drop so much that it impacts sales significantly. They have had numerous occasions when they have been heavy handed with anti-consumer reactions or making decisions that end up hurting customers (like how they never actually fixed the joycon drift), and yet here we are. I'm not holding my breath that boycotts (such as the ones voiced in this thread for example) are actually affecting Nintendo, or will in the future. Legislation is our only choice.