It’s Sunday again, so it’s time for our survey of the week, and we ask you exciting questions about Nintendo and the world of video games in general. As always, let’s look at the previous survey at the beginning.
Last week’s poll
Last week we asked you what you think about the collector’s versions of Nintendo Switch games. Some people buy them if they like the content, others buy if they like the game. The innumerable number of participants purchase almost randomly to collect business versions. You can see all the results in vPast survey.
Poll of the week
While sports packaging is small and compact, USK age ratings have long been the same. It makes geeky changes to the game logos on the Nintendo Switch packaging. You can see some selected examples in the following spoiler box:
Since some of you do not like these logos, they prefer to use the PEGI version, which has its origins in other parts of Europe as well. The age rating symbol here is too small and leaves too much space. Does the USK logo play a major role in purchasing commercial versions of video games? Let us know your opinion on the survey and respond in the comments whether you think reversible covers without USK logos are a great idea.
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