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[HellioN]

Das right bishes...

 

[RAZO]

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Das right bishes...

Cool cover art. Assuming this is some reproduction Aes cart. Don't understand why this game is getting so much buzz all of a sudden.

Not many people cared for this game well after it's release. IMO it was a let down. The art style was cool but everything else sucked. Music is boring, backgrounds are bland. Game was also broken as fuck.

Now the Capcom Vs Snk games are a whole different animal. Much better.

 

[HellioN]

Cool cover art. Assuming this is some reproduction Aes cart. Don't understand why this game is getting so much buzz all of a sudden.

Not many people cared for this game well after it's release. IMO it was a let down. The art style was cool but everything else sucked. Music is boring, backgrounds are bland. Game was also broken as fuck.

Now the Capcom Vs Snk games are a whole different animal. Much better.

It's the switch collectors edition.
Just another gooberific thing to spend my rapidly deflating $ on.

 

[TheJiggler]

It's the switch collectors edition.
Just another gooberific thing to spend my rapidly deflating $ on.

This reminds me of working with panasonic hardware and theyd ship an sd card in a huge cardboard box.

 

[kernow]

I looked at a switch cart for the first time the other day, I can't believe how cheaply made they are.

Ps: a lot of them don't even have the full game on because they skimp on the storage size, so enjoy your physical games in a decade I guess

 

[HellioN]

I looked at a switch cart for the first time the other day, I can't believe how cheaply made they are.

Ps: a lot of them don't even have the full game on because they skimp on the storage size, so enjoy your physical games in a decade I guess

Thanks man I will!

 

[HellioN]

This reminds me of working with panasonic hardware and theyd ship an sd card in a huge cardboard box.

Yeah, the snap lock dwarfs the switch case.
All the extras are sized to fit neatly in there tho so it kinda works out.

 

[Neo Alec]

Ps: a lot of them don't even have the full game on because they skimp on the storage size, so enjoy your physical games in a decade I guess

That hasn't really been my experience so far. The Switch is lacking very much internal storage memory, so usually the full game is on the card, and the updates are small and fast, so games launch quick. Almost reminds me of the tiny updates from the Xbox 360 days.

 

[kernow]

Enjoy those updates in a decade

 

[The Chief]

Updates? I’ve been playing my Switch off grid since I’ve had it.

 

[Neo Alec]

Enjoy those updates in a decade

I found a spreadsheet someone made that does have a list of games that have the complete game on the cartridge, as well as other info on the updates:

Nintendo Switch Cartridge Revisions

docs.google.com

It looks like there aren't many examples of Switch games that don't have the complete working game on the cart, but they exist. So they seem to be few and far between.

 

[Neodogg]

I found a spreadsheet someone made that does have a list of games that have the complete game on the cartridge, as well as other info on the updates:

Nintendo Switch Cartridge Revisions

docs.google.com

It looks like there aren't many examples of Switch games that don't have the complete working game on the cart, but they exist. So they seem to be few and far between.

Why kind of monster doesn’t freeze the first row, it’s not that hard…oh what’s this column let me scroll all the way up and then back down hoping my eyes don’t jump.

 

[HellioN]

I'd rather have a vanilla version of a game with no updates than a box with a code in it.

 

[prof]

I don't think I've ever connected my switch to the internet. Maybe when I first took it out of the box? That's what I like about it actually. Every time I try to play a game on playstation or xbox, I have to sit through an update. Every time I get a new game, I have to wait for it to download. Doesn't even matter if you buy the disc, it still downloads like a digital game. Wtf?

The switch is the last bastion of no BS in modern gaming. You take the little cart, stick it in the switch and it immediately boots up. I think it's sad that this is the exception to the rule now.

 

[HellioN]

You will own nothing and like it pleb!

 

[Neo Alec]

I don't think I've ever connected my switch to the internet. Maybe when I first took it out of the box? That's what I like about it actually. Every time I try to play a game on playstation or xbox, I have to sit through an update. Every time I get a new game, I have to wait for it to download. Doesn't even matter if you buy the disc, it still downloads like a digital game. Wtf?

The switch is the last bastion of no BS in modern gaming. You take the little cart, stick it in the switch and it immediately boots up. I think it's sad that this is the exception to the rule now.

Are you sure it isn't auto-connecting to your wifi that you maybe saved during your initial setup? That's how every ridiculous device in our house works -- Setup the wifi and never think about it ever again. My 00's era wifi router would've buckled immediately under the number of devices we have connected these days.

 

[kernow]

I don't think I've ever connected my switch to the internet. Maybe when I first took it out of the box? That's what I like about it actually. Every time I try to play a game on playstation or xbox, I have to sit through an update. Every time I get a new game, I have to wait for it to download. Doesn't even matter if you buy the disc, it still downloads like a digital game. Wtf?

The switch is the last bastion of no BS in modern gaming. You take the little cart, stick it in the switch and it immediately boots up. I think it's sad that this is the exception to the rule now.

Uh, your ps5 would do the same if you never connected it to the internet (wat? )

 

[kernow]

I found a spreadsheet someone made that does have a list of games that have the complete game on the cartridge, as well as other info on the updates:

Nintendo Switch Cartridge Revisions

docs.google.com

It looks like there aren't many examples of Switch games that don't have the complete working game on the cart, but they exist. So they seem to be few and far between.

Bet that guy gets mad pussy, well. His wife's boyfriend that bought him the switch is I guess

 

[neo_mao]

If I am still playing Switch in a decade I kindly request that you please put a bullet in my head. Thank you and god bless.

 

[prof]

Uh, your ps5 would do the same if you never connected it to the internet (wat? )

Why must you turn this thread into a house of lies?

When you buy a new PS disc, and put it into the machine, you will wait a very long time for it to download onto a hard drive. Which is why it's pointless to buy physical PS games.

Furthermore, the vast majority of the time, publishers release the game incomplete, and an additional load of content for the game needs to be downloaded in an update. So the internet is necessary unless you want an unfinished game.

I realize that some switch games get small updates eventually, but it's nothing like psxbox. Out of the package, switch games are good to go.

 

[HellioN]

If you read the fine print a lot of PS games flat out tell you you will probably need the latest update to play the game.

 

[kernow]

If I am still playing Switch in a decade I kindly request that you please put a bullet in my head. Thank you and god bless.

Hahaha

 

[kernow]

Why must you turn this thread into a house of lies?

When you buy a new PS disc, and put it into the machine, you will wait a very long time for it to download onto a hard drive. Which is why it's pointless to buy physical PS games.

Furthermore, the vast majority of the time, publishers release the game incomplete, and an additional load of content for the game needs to be downloaded in an update. So the internet is necessary unless you want an unfinished game.

I realize that some switch games get small updates eventually, but it's nothing like psxbox. Out of the package, switch games are good to go.

The games are 100GB bro
Not some 2014 hardware

 

[kernow]

If you read the fine print a lot of PS games flat out tell you you will probably need the latest update to play the game.

You need updated trousers and a haircut

 

[kernow]

Why must you turn this thread into a house of lies?

When you buy a new PS disc, and put it into the machine, you will wait a very long time for it to download onto a hard drive. Which is why it's pointless to buy physical PS games.

Furthermore, the vast majority of the time, publishers release the game incomplete, and an additional load of content for the game needs to be downloaded in an update. So the internet is necessary unless you want an unfinished game.

I realize that some switch games get small updates eventually, but it's nothing like psxbox. Out of the package, switch games are good to go.

I don't buy discs it's 2025