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Tencent renames its Nintendo Switch store, removing “official” wording
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Tencent Nintendo Switch announced that its original “Nintendo Switch Official Store” will be de-platformed from Tmall with users advised to make purchases on the new “Nintendo Switch Store”, due to “operational adjustments”.
The official Nintendo Switch Mall on WeChat, a major social media platform of Tencent, will also temporarily suspend services on January 15, 2024, to be resumed upon update completion.
In December 2019, Tencent launched a Chinese version of the Nintendo Switch, but it suspended sales of the extended warranty plan for the Chinese Nintendo Switch in December 2023.
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