"I was so pissed": Twitch streamer goes off at Nintendo for making his daughter cry by discontinuing online service

Jeff Gerstmann, who streams on Twitch under the alias jeffgerstmann, recently called out Nintendo after the company inadvertently made his three-year-old daughter cry by discontinuing online service for an older game.

It appears that Gerstmann's toddler is very attached to Animal Crossing New Leaf, which suffered a loss of multiplayer features after 3DS Online was taken offline a few days ago.

Gerstmann revealed how his daughter cried over the fact that she could not use the 'Dream' feature and visit other worlds. He claimed that she was crying hours after he initially explained it to her:

The streamer then explained that he was furious at Nintendo for discontinuing service because of how difficult it was to see his daughter crying over it:

Animal Crossing New Leaf is a 2012 game released on Nintendo 3DS. Recently, online support for the console was taken down due to low usage. The decision means players will not be able to access the multiplayer features in titles, including accessing other players' worlds.

In a recent livestream, Jeff Gerstmann talked about the time his daughter found out that the Dream feature on Animal Crossing New Leaf, which lets players go to other people's worlds, had been discontinued:

Gerstmann went on to note how difficult it was for him to explain the situation to the three-year-old. He revealed that when he told her about the Dream feature not working anymore, she started crying:

Users looking to access multiplayer canupgrade to the latest title in the series, Animal Crossing New Horizons, which is on the Nintendo Switch. However, it is clear that the toddler was attached to the older game, which put Gerstmann in quite a predicament.