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Sorry if this reply is too late, but Anna Dodson and I had great fun with https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/good-job-switch/ which although not super long, was a good co-op game, and it's not too serious so you can have some fun with it. We recently got https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/moving-out-switch/ but that needs a bit more work and isn't as "fun" of a game, as it requires a lot more coordination

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Would that be needed? Generally with OAuth2 a 401 would indicate there is some issue with the token and to either refresh a refresh token (if one was issued) or to request the user re-authorise the application.

Unless we're recommending the use of a refresh token, I'm not sure if we'd need clients to keep an eye on the expires_in from the initial issue, or calls to introspect on the token endpoint