Lastly, this notion that there would be no additional testing required because they're testing the games anyway? That's not how that works. You've added an additional variable to the equation. You've now doubled the amount of testing required. You say "put a warning on it". Ok cool. Now you have a broken feature people are going to enable and you've added a bunch of complaints and support requests
....... suddenly it all makes sense why you can't understand me
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Step 1: Gather requirements
Step 2: Simplify the requirements
Step 3: Polish
Step 4: Release
Step 5: Cycle back to step 1
Although more accurately translated as:
Step 1: Misunderstand what's possible
Step 2: Ignore everything done in Step 1
Step 3: Get distracted by shiny things
Step 4: "Ahh, lets just send it anyways"
Step 5: Panic when everything is on fire
My solution to this issue is to use the Viture glasses and mobile pro dock with the Switch 2. Since the mobile pro puts the Switch 2 in docked mode all games run at maximum performance. Works great so far.
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