Ammm94

Because they are digital games. Game-key card is just a digital game that you can sell and share with others.

Small correction: August 29.

C = Call Nintendo Lawyers.

I couldn't find any mention of Nintendo Switch in the trailers or official accounts. Recently Nintendo Everything are posting a lot of these news where Nintendo Switch is not mentioned anywhere on the official accounts of the developer or publisher. So I will recommend that you check by yourself in the future just to make sure.

Reminds me more of Terra Memoria, or maybe the trailer for both games give the same vibes.

Reminds me of The Pedestrian in terms of gameplay ideas.

Wasn't the demo available since 5 August?

1- Fixing the languages list since it is one of the basics. The current languages list is simply stupid, it only shows the languages supported by the Switch OS. If the game supports 10 languages and the system only supports 5, the supported language in the eShop list will include only 5. What about the others? Well, buy the game to know if your language is supported And YouTube people are not helping, 90% of them either don't check the settings or they check every single option in the settings and once they reach the languages list they just skip (for some reason). I understand that this problem might be irrelevant for you since most of you speak one of the languages supported by Nintendo, but there are thousands of people around the world been struggling for years because of this weird decision by Nintendo to not include all the languages supported by the game (+ YouTubers maybe not be aware of this problem since nobody talking about it).

2- Fixing their laggy eShop.

3- Baskets.

The eShop needs a lot of improvements such as:

• A cart to add multiple games and buy them at once.
• Faster browsing without lag and freezing.
• One of the biggest problems for me is the supported languages list, it only shows the languages supported by the Switch OS even if the game support more languages. As someone whose language is not supported by the OS there is only two ways to know if the game support your language: either you buy it and regret if you didn't find your language, or you try to find a YouTube channel that shows the languages in each single gameplay video (only 1% of them do that).

and of course the improvements mentioned by the writer in this article.

Maybe I am one of the few players who buy MK only for the story mode, and I was very disappointed with the recent games because the story mode is very short. I remember MK 9 if I am not mistaken, I was shocked that we finished the game within maybe one day or actually few hours. MK now only focus on online and DLCs.

From time to time I like to try games that are clones of other games especially if I want a game similar to the one that I love. I love Cuphead so I will most likely get this one.

I want to play Mario Kart but I don't know if it suits me cuzz I don't play online on Switch. Some people told me you will get bored after short time if you don't play online, and I usually prefer when the game has a story even if it is weak like Crash Racing story, at least there is a path to follow.

I might wait few years for Mario Kart 9, or maybe try the current one, I don't know.

I hated kart racing after playing Team Sonic Racing. You are forced to follow the path of the leading team member, if you don't the car will be very slow. Personally, I liked Crash. I was waiting for Mario Kart 9 but I might buy 8.

@PARK1755

Exactly, and this what Microsoft did. They were late when it comes to supporting the region, but they recently started with UAE and Saudi Arabia support. I am still shocked that they haven't supported UAE yet.

Not all countries in the region have good economies, so they can start with the 6 GCC countries (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman) or at least the biggest (Saudi Arabia and UAE).

Sony (which is a Japanese company like Nintendo) have support for all GCC countries and other arab countries in the region. Not only website and store, they even release their games with both Arabic text and voice, and have official distributors and repair shops. The also do launch events if they have a new device or something important.

On the other hand, Nintendo 100% ignoring the region. I guess they still have the stereotype of (camels, oil, tents).

But I still have some hope for my country (UAE) to be one of the first countries to be supported in the region.

and Thank you for your kind reply and hope you doing well too.

@anoyonmus

I know.

This is why I mentioned middle east instead of south-central Asia (where Afghanistan is located).

Hopefully they will support the Middle East region.... someday....after a century or more.