In a post on Twitter, she thanked everyone for their patience, promised that problems would be fixed, but did not fail to emphasize that of the videos released with bugs and glitches, not everything is true. He added that some come from a version of the game played on an emulator, not on official Nintendo hardware and the clearing could delay the release of the patch.
Quick aside: we’ve seen some graphical issues that were caused by an emulator which is unfortunately outside our control.
Trying to figure out what bugs are legitimate can really slow down the QA process. If you’re having issues, please do flag them here: https://t.co/vymOVVEyZp
— Katie – MiniKitty (@KatieChrz) September 5, 2021
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