Liam_Doolan

Liam_Doolan

News Reporter - Nintendo Life

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Re: It's Official, Funimation Is Releasing Its Anime App On Switch This Week

Liam_Doolan

@TheSmashTheorist There is no mention of it requiring an NSO subscription. As far as I know, it's a standalone app that you'll download for free from the Switch eShop (much like YouTube and other apps).

As for the costs, it's got a free and paid model. I just booted up an episode of Ace Attorney (the anime) on the Funimation website and watched a bit of it, it had ads, but I didn't even have to log in. With the app, you might have to register an account before you can use it.

Personally, I use the Crunchyroll app on all my devices - not sure what will happen to that though now that it has been bought by Funimation (Sony).

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Update: As @Bendy mentioned, it seems you need an account and a subscription to use the Switch version of the app.

Re: Reminder: Rocket League Is Now Free-To-Play On Nintendo Switch

Liam_Doolan

@RodSD64 You get legacy status. From the website:

Legacy Status

If you played Rocket League before the free to play update was released, you have Legacy status

Legacy status includes special loyalty reward items, including a Boost, Wheel, Banner, and a special Title that commemorates the year your account was created:

‘Faded Cosmos’ Boost (limited to accounts created prior to July 21)

‘Golden Cosmos’ Boost

‘Dieci-Oro’ Wheel

‘Huntress’ Player Banner

‘Est. 20XX’ Title

Legacy status holders also get special “Legacy” quality versions of every Common item available before the free to play changeover, as well as access to all non-licensed DLC items.