Now I get why they didnt want there to be physical Cardridges
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Now I get why they didnt want there to be physical Cardridges
This way, there is no way someone can boot it on a day one version if they didnt buy it right now and updated it to v 1.0, effectively making it impossible for normal to use exploits for older versions
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Now I get why they didnt want there to be physical Cardridges
This way, there is no way someone can boot it on a day one version if they didnt buy it right now and updated it to v 1.0, effectively making it impossible for normal to use exploits for older versions
Oh so you can't buy the physical copy of game for Switch 2? That's lame.
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Oh so you can't buy the physical copy of game for Switch 2? That's lame.
If you didn't know, there are still physical cartridges, but these do not have the game, but only a „key” which you can download the game with.
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If you didn't know, there are still physical cartridges, but these do not have the game, but only a „key” which you can download the game with.
That is one of the options, that apparently a lot of the 3rd party devs are using. So far, all 1st party Nintendo titles are announced to include the game on the cartridge (not just a key)
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That is one of the options, that apparently a lot of the 3rd party devs are using. So far, all 1st party Nintendo titles are announced to include the game on the cartridge (not just a key)
Ah that clarifies a lot actually. I do miss the days where I'd go to a store and buy a physical copy of a game. Then again, they do end up taking up (physical) space of course.