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@Dr_Awkward it is when you pay for a physical cartridge, it is supposed to be plug and play with no downloads.

@kmtrain83 problem is you'll run out of storage really fast forcing you to delete and re-download back and forth, a real inconvenience that costs your time, patience and additional storage, while they profit.

Also, this is Ubisoft we're talking about, the "physical" release require a download on ALL platforms to work.

I'm a Star Wars fan but first and foremost, a gamer and collector so I'm not getting it because it's a key card. It looks like a very good port though, I'm impressed.

As long as is on the cartridge I'll buy it, otherwise don't care.

Totally disagree, after playing the demo I'm sold on this game. I don't see the story being an excuse for fight as a con, If anything that's badass for a mecha game.

Game is really good, graphics though, not so much on Switch. CrossWorlds on Switch doesn't look nearly as good as Team Sonic Racing which is one of the best looking third party games on the console.

Whoever gets physical media right, that's the winner for me.

@Anachronism exactly, WiiU is ignored but Nintendo was at the top of raw GPU power back in 2012 until PS4 launched at the end of 2013. Pikmin 3, an early WiiU title, demonstrated the system and Nintendo capabilities.

Switch 2 is not at the top but is capable enough, regardless Nintendo seems to be sticking with old engines that don't take full advantage of their own hardware, MKW and DK look fine but the system is capable of much more.

@Polley001 Miku is literally a voice synthesizer software lol

I'm sure Silksong will sell well, but I think this is the kind of game most people buy during a sale.

$1700 PC
3DS: Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power.

It's different for each game, if you can read the japanese title in katakana you'll know the intended pronunciation.

Drag "and" Drive
Sonic Shadows Generations
Daemon "Eks" Machina
Xenoblade "Cross"

Silksong this and Silksong that, but Yooka-Replaylee is my most anticipated "indie' game and I'm glad I'll be able to pick it up on NS2 since it's a cartridge. I'll sit nicely next to my original Yooka -Laylee switch physical copy.

That logo... so uninspired, specially compared to the original Kirby Air Ride.

10/10, the racing king is back!
I really hope Top Ride is in the final game though.

@N00BiSH agree, the logo is horrendous.

Ha, where are the "Kirby Air Ride sucks" people now? Take that!

I don't think Top Ride will return
But the game looks just as good as the original, can't wait!

That would be 32 key cards, I'll check them out on PS5 thanks for the list.

Nice, might get it on the original Switch or PS5 but definitely not on NS2.

They are making a Playdate now?

Yooka-Replaylee full on cartridge is all I need.

Seriously do yourself a favor and migrate to PS5 for third party games if you care about physical games, take control and stop waiting for breadcrumbs from Nintendo. That's what I did, Switch 2 has been the most disappointing Nintendo console ever.

@DKG-85 I don't trust Sony will keep physical media alive either, but for now they are doing a better job than Nintendo. If physical media ever disappears I'd probably stop collecting and just play the essentials alongside the backlog I've built.

In Kirby Air Riders I trust.

Key cards seem to be here to stay and I'm abandoning ship.

Komplete on cartridge.

The first non-smash bros game Sakurai is making in almost 15 years, a new Kirby game he's making in more than 20 years and it happens to be a sequel of one of it's best works. People don't know the significance of this game, it's Sakurai's dream game and I'm happy I'm alive to withness this miracle.

@Nintoz Sonic Racing getting the VIP treatment stills makes me happy, so disappointing that's not the case with P3R.

It's confirmed to be a key card, check the official japanese site for P3R Switch 2.

I played hundreds of hours of Apex on Switch, if this supports mouse controls I'm definitely coming back.

So that's why! I thought it was just the way global illumination works in different environments lol.

Have it pre-ordered. Remember this game is a full on-cartridge release.

Expect 90% of games announced being a key card.

Why make COM weaker in everything? Is not like it's too difficult, got 3 starts on 150 mode without any problem in Knockout Tour.

Looking forward to play as Lucy from Cyberpunk!

Why is it so tiny, it's not even close to the Wii Wheel which was actually ergonomic and fun to use for games like MKWii, Excite Truck and NFS.

@LavaTwilight exactly what would happen, physical buyers tend to care more about what's on the box and paying what's worth it than saving a few dollars. Digital buyers only care about saving money and convenience, key cards appeal to neither audience.

Thank you for the benefits, I'll show my gratitude by not buying it.

Guess DK is not as big in Japan as I thought.

This was painful to watch.

30 fps: ok
Download required to play: not ok

He clearly said he's not a gamer, he's just doing his job.

It was a day one purchase for me until I found out it's a key card. You almost got my money Ubisoft, almost.

They had Earthion on a Mega Drive hooked up to a CRT and I beat it there, awesome game.

This made my day, another third party game to look forward to and actually buy on Switch 2.

@DonkeyKongBigBoy no one is forcing you to buy the cartridge, go buy your key cards or digital games.

People here can't handle a frame drop, yet they somehow can play GameCube on NSO with input lag, now that's unplayable and I feel bad for anyone experiencing Wind Waker or F-Zero for the first time via NSO.

Who cares about some performance drops, the game looks smooth and fun.