At the beginning of this year, at the peak of Nintendo Switch 2, a random gamestop on Staten Island managed to issue news for all bad reasons. Eagerly pushing as many consoles as possible through the door, how much – and a broken alternating unit had a sticker – excited gamestop staff started the revenue workbook directly into the Nintendo Switch 2 box, only for people who bought these switch to quickly find out why these GameStop employees really shouldn't have done.
As the Nintendo 2 switch is packed (I could add it), the system screen is directly against the box, which means that the staples used to secure the income pierced the console screen itself. These consoles were, of course, replaced, but it was one hell of Gof-up, what was supposed to be a pretty exciting day for the Switch 2 fans.
Devote. Incorrect Nintendo Switch 2 Stapler GameStop is auctioned
Now that the dust settled, and we all can see the funny side of the situation, the gamestop decided to do something good and give the infamous stapler who did a deed for auction. Gamesop, which was announced on Twitter earlier (thanks to Kotak), shared an eBay list for Stapler, Nintendo Switch 2, which was damaged, and the terminal that was built into the system screen, all revenues directed to the charity of the network.
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If you want to offer a bizarre piece of Nintendo history, you will find a list but you will need very deep Pockets if you really want to take it home. This is because, despite this list, it is a stapler and a normal Nintendo Switch 2, the offer has already managed to reach over $ 100,000 and grows quite dramatically throughout the day.
It is a little shameless advertising sensation from the gamestop, which has made a bad situation in something entertaining, but you cannot help with all the proceeds into a good thing, but admire them a little.
- Mark
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Nintendo
- The original release date
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June 5, 2025
- Original MSRP (USD)
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449.99 $
- Operating system
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Proprietary
- Resolution
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1080p (handheld computers) / 4K (anchored)
- HDR support
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Yes
