When Nintendo's new console was released in the United States, there was tragic news that a player's new NS2 was accidentally damaged by a staple. According to players, it was discovered that the retailer involved had announced that it was strictly forbidden to use staples directly in the packaging box to secure bills, etc.
· It is not mentioned that it mainly appeared in the GameStop store in Staten Island, New York, USA - the store employees stapled the receipt directly to the front of the ns2 box. Unfortunately, the screen of the console is located right on the front of the box, protected only by a thin plastic film in addition to cardboard. The staples used to secure the receipt can penetrate the packaging and cause physical damage to the screen.
·Fortunately, after the tragedy was reported, the GameStop store involved responded quickly, apologizing and recycling the damaged consoles of exchange players. It also issued an official statement prohibiting the use of staples to secure bills directly in the packaging boxes to resolutely prevent such incidents from happening again, which aroused praise from players.
