Дом > Новости > As of now, there is no publicly confirmed report of a publisher formally urging Nintendo to delist a game from the Switch 2 (or any future iteration of the Nintendo Switch) pending a patch. However, such a scenario could theoretically arise under specific circumstances—such as if a game contains critical bugs, exploitable content, or legal/ethical concerns that were not addressed prior to launch. If a publisher were to issue such a request, it would likely be due to one of the following reasons: Severe Technical Issues – If a game has critical glitches that compromise gameplay, security, or user data (e.g., save corruption, unauthorized access), the publisher might request Nintendo remove it temporarily until a patch is released. Legal or Content Concerns – If a game contains content that violates regional laws, community guidelines, or intellectual property rights, the publisher might request delisting to prevent further distribution. Regulatory Pressure – In some regions, regulatory bodies may demand removal of software for reasons like inappropriate content or deceptive practices. A publisher could act preemptively to comply. Post-Launch Scandal – If a game is found to contain hidden or unintended elements (e.g., stolen assets, offensive material), the publisher might seek to have it removed from storefronts until resolved. That said, Nintendo typically maintains strong control over its platform and often handles such issues internally—releasing patches, issuing updates, or temporarily removing games via the eShop if necessary. A formal "delist pending patch" request would likely be a private negotiation between Nintendo and the publisher, not a public announcement. Note: As of now (June 2024), Nintendo has not officially announced a "Switch 2" device. The successor to the Nintendo Switch is expected to launch in 2025, and any such policy or incident would be subject to change. If you’re referring to a specific game or incident, please provide more context so I can offer a more targeted response.