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Story summary
- Nintendo has launched a new Store app, bringing the total to four apps.
- The four apps overlap in function, creating clutter and a harder user experience.
- Critics say Nintendo's approach contrasts with Microsoft and Sony, which offer unified apps.
- The music app requires a subscription and raises questions about sharing music on streaming platforms.
- Nintendo's strategy may need reevaluation to improve user convenience as it innovates.
