I agree with Nino, there is QA set in place to capture poor obvious issues as well as safety issues and for so many sets of eyes to see a game and just continue means they are focused on the short term money not reputation and long term sales. Imagine unboxing your game and instead of visual QA issues you play your first game and get a electric shock - then you would not settle for human error. Machines are getting dearer and therefore more care and accuracy should be a higher priority.
But good news, rumour has it that there are "minor" problems with production which will delay games by almost two weeks. Rumour is the problems are minor and should be fixed soon and it will delay delivery of PRO and LE models. A good thing and hopefully true and mean the human errors are being corrected.
