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The Nintendo Switch Makes Its Japanese Classroom Debut

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The Nintendo Switch Makes Its Japanese Classroom Debut

Why study during class breaks when you can play the Nintendo Switch?

[Image: 2ch]

Images are popping up online, showing high school kids playing the Nintendo Switch.

Obviously, many, if not most, schools do not allow students to bring game hardware. Depending on the school, some won’t even allow smartphones! You bring any of that, and your stuff will be confiscated.

Of course, students would sneak in Nintendo and Sony portables, but the Switch isn’t only a handheld. Nintendo designed it for folks to play it at home or outside of the home. Doubt they meant at school!

The Nintendo Switch Makes Its Japanese Classroom Debut
(Image: 2ch)

[Image: 2ch]

This looks like their lunch break (kids in Japan eat in their classroom). Some of the images below could also be before school started.

https://twitter.com/kimamani_anime/status/838938932645507072

https://twitter.com/rf_26eda/status/839715485327384577

https://twitter.com/sora1114y/status/838537571311312896

https://twitter.com/mcil_3112/status/839669404539338754

https://twitter.com/yuta_specter/status/838566323303002112

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