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@ThunderStashYT The first time I got an Uncanny Valley over generated text, I could not read it just because of the emoji in front of the text ... So we get S2 around may 15 ? Cool ... ( The link that brought me there )

🎮🧩The more pieces we put together, the clearer the picture becomes; May 15th is shaping up to be the perfect launch date for the Nintendo Switch 2. And the best part? This isn’t just speculation. No ‘insider sources,’ no leaks; just logic, patterns, and solid research from the community. Let’s break it all down. I've been saying this for months on the NintenByte Podcast, I believe Nintendo would be wise to go for a much shorter gap between their full reveal and launch. Just look at the iPhone 16: Apple unveiled it on September 9, 2024, and had it in consumers' hands by September 20. We live in an instant gratification society where people want things now, not months later. Nintendo already confirmed months in advance the date for the major Switch 2 Direct on April 2nd, so why wait months again to launch Switch 2? They need to strike while the hype is at its peak. 🕹️ Doom: The Dark Ages drops May 15th, and history tells us there’s a strong chance it could be a Switch 2 launch title. Nintendo platforms have a long history with Doom; from the red cartridge on SNES to Doom 64 and even Doom Eternal on Switch. Every major Doom release is currently available on Nintendo Switch, and I’ve said it many times before on the podcast: I expect Microsoft to be Nintendo’s biggest third-party publisher on Switch 2. 🔎Nintendo Switch 2 Experience Event Timing & Strategic Break: The Nintendo Switch 2 Experience Event runs from April 4th to May 11th across major Switch 2 launch regions (U.S., Canada, Japan, UK, Australia) before taking a 20-day break, resuming on May 31st in Seoul; a region historically excluded from Nintendo’s initial console launches (the Switch 1 launched there nine months later in December 2017). This gap strongly suggests Nintendo is using this time to launch the Switch 2, as there’s no reason to halt momentum unless it’s for a major event 🏁 LEGO Mario Kart is releasing May 15th, but here’s the kicker—LEGO almost always launches their big collaborative sets be it with Nintendo or any other collaboration, at the beginning of the month and on the weekend. Yet, this one is dropping mid-week on Thursday, May 15th. According to @AndresRestart research (excellent work), this breaks LEGO’s usual pattern, and when LEGO deviates from a pattern, it’s usually for a strategic reason. 💰 Some have argued that Nintendo wouldn’t release LEGO Mario Kart on the same day as Switch 2 because it would "kill people’s wallets." But let’s be real; Nintendo knows it’ll sell out regardless. The key here is that May 15th is an exclusive launch through LEGO.com. Retailers like Amazon and Target won’t have it until July 1st. Why fragment the release date for a Lego product unless it’s tied to a major event? It's all part of the strategy. Nintendo San Francisco opens May 15th, and launching Switch 2 the same day isn’t a coincidence; it’s strategic imo. People underestimate how much strategy goes into picking a Grand Opening date. Aligning Nintendo’s first Western store with its biggest product launch in years guarantees headlines, maximizes hype, and drives foot traffic. A soft opening (unadvertised opening) 1-2 weeks before to ensure the staff is setup for success seems likely, making May 15th look even more locked in. ✈️Massive Switch 2 shipments spotted. A recent report from @necrolipe , based on data surveyed by Famiboards user LiC, reveals that in January 2025, Nintendo’s contracted assembly plant in Vietnam (HVBG - Hosiden Corporation) exported around 383,000 complete Switch 2 units exclusively to North America (U.S. & Canada). This confirms that mass production is well underway, adding even more weight to the growing evidence for a May 15th launch. And remember, this is just from one of Nintendo’s manufacturing plants. They have multiple facilities, meaning the actual number of completed units could be significantly higher. You don’t ship out nearly 400,000 units just to let them sit in a warehouse; that costs Nintendo money and increases the risk of leaks. When it comes to logistics and supply chain management, Nintendo is an absolute boss. These units are moving fast for a reason. 🐵 Donkey Kong Country opens at Super Nintendo World on Thursday, May 22nd, but if the Switch 2 was launching then, the last place Nintendo would want fans to be is waiting in line for a console instead of enjoying the park. A May 15th launch lets Nintendo own the headlines for two straight weeks. ⌚Strategic Timing for Maximum Impact: A May 15th launch is far more effective than releasing during Memorial Day weekend, when many are traveling. Nintendo wants the Switch 2 in players' hands as school lets out for summer, ensuring it’s taken on flights, road trips, and vacations. This fuels organic word-of-mouth marketing, as Nintendo's biggest fans (Day 1 Adopters) show off their new console in public; essentially selling the Switch 2 for Nintendo, free of charge. 📅 And have you noticed that May’s game release calendar is suspiciously light? Big games tend to avoid launching near a major console release. Right now, May is looking like a ghost town. Maybe that’s because the Switch 2’s launch lineup is missing? 🤔 Everything is lining up for May 15th. What do you think? Is there enough evidence to make the case? @NintyPrime @MikeOdysseyYT @The_BirdMaster @Emoh8790 @n64josh @GameJunction1 @AndresRestart @SandstormMcD @PaulGaleNetwork @AndreSegers @nin10doland @BoTalksGames #NintendoSwitch2 #nintendodirect #LEGO #DOOMTheDarkAges #MarioKart #NintendoSanFrancisco #NintendoSwitch

@DanRileyCG @AceTheBooksmith @GenelJumalon Buying meat does not require skill, hunting with a bow rather than with your hand neither, so what ? All subjective. Yes AI require a sub category, but not accepting the change is pretty conservative, in my opinion PS is more lazy than oil painting, AI more than. PS, so?

@AceTheBooksmith @GenelJumalon If you understood you'd see the problem. As a digital artist and someone experienced with MidJourney I can say typing prompts doesn't require skill, especially not the skill required to digitally draw and paint. This should have been in an AI art competition is all..

TL;DR — Someone entered an art competition with an AI-generated piece and won the first prize. Yeah that's pretty fucking shitty.