What’s the point of paying for overpriced game cartridges when the software isn’t onboard and are just a license to download them? The Switch 1 was still tolerable because you got to own the titles you physically purchased and could access locally at any time. There’s no long term argument for owning a Switch 2.
What’s the point of paying for overpriced game cartridges when the software isn’t onboard and are just a license to download them? The Switch 1 was still tolerable because you got to own the titles you physically purchased and could access locally at any time. There’s no long term argument for owning a Switch 2.
That’s just in the case of the game key cards, right?
Yes, some games actually have the data to install the game.