Nintendo accounts for bad taste with Switch
Cartridges for the Nintendo Switch game console are coated with a "bittering agent" to prevent young children from swallowing the postage-stamp-sized cards.
Users of Nintendo’s Switch console who have, for some reason, put the game cartridges in their mouth say they taste horrible.
But there’s a good reason for the bad taste. Nintendo says the cartridges are coated with a “bittering agent.”
The nontoxic coating, which some say tastes like insecticide, is to deter young children from swallowing the postage-stamp-sized cartridges.
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