Remember that you need to let the server run for a bit, so it can establish , the routes.
I have a service constantly running on my server. When I want to browse, I tunnel the ports to my laptop.
Prunebutt
joined 10 months ago
that silly collector shit is half the reason Nintendo has a market.
No you didn't and it isn't. Nintendo has a unique design philosophy which keept them around since the NES. Do you consider the desire to own physical media "silly collector shit"?
Anything short of that is not owning the game.
That might be "true" for you, but I vehemently disagree. Most people have no problem keeping their copye of BotW on the shelf, while taking Luigi's Mansion with them because that's what they're currently playing. People have selectively been taking their stuff with them for milennia.
with no need for the obnoxious process of ripping hundreds of cartridges
You don't need to rip cartridges to play them. After the hardware gives out: I'm relying on the piracy community here.
Digital is forever
Lol, tell that to the 3ds/WiiU marketplace.
I have no interest in selling a game or hardware. I never have and never will. You choose between getting half of what they'll sell it for or spending a bunch of time and trusting some random stranger not to screw you. Both options are worse than just keeping your stuff.
You have a very unrealistic and pessimistic view of the used market. I've both sold games I'm not interested in anymore and bought perfectly playable games used. It's quite a cheap way to get access to the games you want, especially with Nintendo's sales policy. I'm guessing that the person buying hello pikachu from me had a great time playing. Never had a problem on ebay. It wouldn't be still around if most transactions weren't kosher.
Also: Libraries have game cartridges.
“Haha, remember that time the Irish were nearly exterminated via forced famine?”
Doesn't seem too out of character for an Israeli.
Yeah, cause the english definetly haven't continued fucking over Ireland since then. /s
I'm guessing allowed by taste, not by law.
Also, unlike the Shoa/Holocaust, it's not that commonly known that the potato famine was a genocide, inflicted by the english.
That doesn't make the Iseraeli's comment ok. Just that they probably didn't know how much their comment was in bad taste.
At least they can't utili'e the applied tactic to host their own node.
Did ygu mod your switch to have several TB of data? What if you don't have Wifi?
"You can only play this game if you preemptively lug it around with you in case you want to play it today" is not an acceptable condition of a purchase to me.
Well, I don't really believe that you don't have any games that you haven't touched for a year on your switch account. But even if you're right: You're an extreme edge case.
I highly prefer being able to access my games until the hardware gives out. Not until Nintendo shuts down the services. That is unacceptable IMHO.
Edit: Oh. And also not being able to resell or lend out my property is also bad. It isn't even property, but rather a license that you buy when you buy digital games.
It's not the "antiquity" of the hardware. It's that the chipset was known and they forgot to lock the bootloader.
Bullshit. The switch isn't the best-selling console since forever because of collectors. Nintendo went out on a limb and innovated on both hard- and software and it payed off big time.
You know the last time Nintendo had to rely on collectors? It was in the time of the WiiU (when they introduced Amiibos).
Any source on that, or just hunches.
Considered that physical media hasn't die out yet and people still enjoy their books and whatnot: I think that you're talking out of your ass.
It is to enough people. Stop making broad statements that only apply to your edge case. You come off as an arrogant prick.
Nintendo games usually have a high polish at release. This isn't Call of Duty.
Not anymore, they can't. The servers went down.
That's fine but no reason to slander the used market so much. It's a, great option for gamers on a budget.