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Re: Review: The Legend Of Heroes: Trails Beyond The Horizon (Switch 2) - A Step Up From Daybreak II

Maple

@Vlash

I fail to see the logic there, I'm sorry... You can still download all the Wii games you bought even tho the shop was closed years ago, same for 3DS.

Not sure what got you all thinking that Nintendo will shut down your console or prevent you from downloading games you already purchased from sheer pleasure.

Just so we're clear, I do not agree with their policies as well, but it's no different than what other companies have done in the past. Right now, you're just all scaremongering.

Let's agree to disagree here.

Re: Review: The Legend Of Heroes: Trails Beyond The Horizon (Switch 2) - A Step Up From Daybreak II

Maple

@Vlash Either I misunderstood what you just said, or you don't know what you're talking about.

I literally just cut the internet connection to my Switch 2 and started Octopath Traveler 0 (Switch 2 GameKey card) without any issues whatsoever.

The only thing you need, is an internet connection to download the game. Which, btw is the same thing Playstation and Xbox do. Let's be honest too, who doesn't have a damn Internet connection in 2026 to download games?

I truly hope that I just misunderstood your comment, and that you just didn't make a false assumption without verifying yourself, cause all it took me was 2 minutes to prove your statement wrong.

Re: Review: The Legend Of Heroes: Trails Beyond The Horizon (Switch 2) - A Step Up From Daybreak II

Maple

@Serpenterror How is this a fake game? Wtf? The cardridge can still be sold to someone or a store if you're tired of it lol.

I find it funny that people are crying so hard about the Game-Key Cards (I don't like them either), but refuse to blame Sony and Microsoft for doing the exact same thing with their games for a decade or so already. The only difference is that Nintendo chose to be transparent about it.

Re: Switch 2 Sales Reportedly Struggled Over The Christmas Period

Maple

As some people said already, it seems like the information used in this post didn't have all the data.

Still, I wouldn't be surprised if it was indeed down in some places of the world, but personally, It felt the opposite.

I work at an EB Games in Canada and 60% of the consoles we sold from the Black Friday period to the Holidays were Switch 2's.

Let's not forget also that most people already bought the console in june, when it launched, or july. The Switch 2 is after all the fastest selling console of all time.