After a month-length delay, the day has finally arrived as the Pokebank is being re-released in Japan reports the Pokebank Twitter account. It has been one of the roughest periods for both Nintendo and the fans, and both parties are surely glad that this chapter can finally be closed.
Despite that fact, the US fans are divided with some of them being hopeful while the others still worried that the horrific server crash will repeat itself. The pessimistic folks fear for another crashing to happen and are clearly traumatized with how Nintendo handled the chaos.
It is true that Nintendo reacted poorly in failing to feed the fans with information. It might be one of the greatest secrets on what has been going on in the company throughout the delay. Some fans are curious as the servers were seen fixed in less than a week after the failed launch.
It could be that Nintendo is perfecting the Pokebank to ensure that it is secured from hacks. Also, the servers got improved to handle a higher number of traffic. in spite of that, the game developer would prefer to take baby steps and do a per-region launching to avoid another crash.
It is unlikely to see history playing on a loop. Nintendo might be guilty for the first error and the company should be aware on the consequences if there were to be a second crashing. With this mindset, it is safe to assume a smooth launch coming our way.
