A Nintendo Switch user has claimed that she was able to access the yet unreleased Nintendo Switch title Advanced Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp. The game was delayed just recently following the availability of its preloads.

But it seems like one fan got lucky enough to get their hands on Advanced Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp on the Nintendo Switch.

Player receives access to Advanced Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp on Nintendo Switch

For those uninitiated, Advanced Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp is a strategy title involving turn-based gameplay. Players’ role is of the tactical advisor for the Orange Star Army. They help in guiding various units through the intense battlefield. Players have to take down the enemies and ultimately capture the bases to secure a victory.

The characters include Andy, Max, Sami, and other Commanding Officers. They can be used in the game to progress through the battles. Not to mention that each of them have individual specialties. For example, Andy is able to fix the units while Sami can enhance the troops’ abilities.

While this title looks exciting already, it’s yet to be launched for the Nintendo Switch; it’s not out officially at this moment.

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However, one player recently reported that she was able to not only access Advanced Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp but play it as well. According to VGC, a female gamer whose name is Rachel posted a tweet in which she claimed that the title was accessible to her.

Furthermore, to prove her point, she also dropped a video from the Nintendo Switch title, showing its tutorial section. She was able to get it early after her preload copy showed up on the game’s previously set launch date.

Well, all things considered, it can be described as a shocking scenario. Simply because the title is still not up for release. Its developer is yet to reveal a fresh date for its arrival on the Nintendo Switch.

What are your thoughts on this situation? Have you ever witnessed such an incident involving a game appearing early before its official debut?

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