Get ready to buy multiple copies of the same game to play with family on Switch 2. Xbox and Playststion at least lets your household have a primary and secondary system so you can play online games with a family member.
If Nintendo thinks I’m buying two copies of Borderlands just to play with my partner, when I only need one purchase on ps5 and Xbox to play with them they are kidding themselves.
@pickachupikachup still dodging the question and literally made my point. You may call it an exploit on Nintendo systems. But like I said. It’s NOT AN EXPLOUT on Playstation or Xbox to have a primary and secondary system that allows you to play online coop with your family with one purchase per household.
So I ask again…do I have to buy two copies of Borderland on switch 2 for my household, when I only need one on Playstion or Xbox.
There is literally a new article here about this happening with current family’s and Splatoon online. I guess you just accept this as “patching an exploit” because Nintendo made you already jump through hoops for what other systems let you do as a feature.
But I’ll pay half the price to play with my family thanks. And if PlayStation “patches the exploit that’s been a system setting, and the way they handle family gane purchases for over a decade” then I’ll buy a second copy.
@pikachupikachup nah. Since when has it been an “exploit” to have a primary and secondary PlayStation that lets you share games. Buddy it’s a simple official system setting.
Note that game sharing on PSN within a household with primary and secondsry PlayStations has been a thing since like ps3. Dontcha think and “exploit” would be patched by now?
But go off defending anti consumer nonsense. So the answer to my questions is Yes. If I wanna play borderlands with my partner on Switch 2 I gotta buy 2 copy’s. I do not have to buy twice on PS5.
I buy one copy of Borderlands on my ps5, I am the primary account, but my partner can play with me on their secondary ps5 with their account online. One purchase.
Does this not mean if I want Borderlands on Switch 2, we would have to buy a copy each to play online. That sucks for online coop games.
@hakjie11 have you actually touched one? When you do you will find the most solid and crisp cardboard that somehow folds easy and perfect and never rips. I can't explain how but it is.
For instance you may think that the piano amounts to the same toy you give a toddle. Just basic scale.
What you find is a deceptively deep DAW and synth option. For goodness sakes it scans waveforms. Tell me a $89 midi keyboard with comp features. And this is a "toy"
There are those who say this game is stupid. But I PROMISE anyone who gives this a go will find something in it for themselves. It's just hits fun and education from so many visual and tactile ways. E for everyone for surrrrre
@desy64 3 is a big stretch. I think 8 and up. Think of it as science fair projects that you would have been boss in school for making. But my point is the value is their. All those dismissed who say "just 85 for cardboard "
I cannot understate as an adult how underwhelming cardboard and $80 looks but over delivers once you actually play! PLAY IT. I CHALLENGE YOU TO HATE IT!
Easily the best value out there in terms of Variety of gameplay and education and innovation. More complex than meets the eyes guys. Support this because THIS is the creative Nintendo we always need.
Nintendo has given us way less content and imaginatively at this price point.
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Re: PSA: You Can Still Play One Game Across Two Switches, But Not Online Anymore
Get ready to buy multiple copies of the same game to play with family on Switch 2. Xbox and Playststion at least lets your household have a primary and secondary system so you can play online games with a family member.
If Nintendo thinks I’m buying two copies of Borderlands just to play with my partner, when I only need one purchase on ps5 and Xbox to play with them they are kidding themselves.
Re: How Do Nintendo Switch 2 Virtual Game Cards Work? - Game Transfer & Lending Guide
@pickachupikachup still dodging the question and literally made my point. You may call it an exploit on Nintendo systems. But like I said. It’s NOT AN EXPLOUT on Playstation or Xbox to have a primary and secondary system that allows you to play online coop with your family with one purchase per household.
So I ask again…do I have to buy two copies of Borderland on switch 2 for my household, when I only need one on Playstion or Xbox.
There is literally a new article here about this happening with current family’s and Splatoon online. I guess you just accept this as “patching an exploit” because Nintendo made you already jump through hoops for what other systems let you do as a feature.
But I’ll pay half the price to play with my family thanks. And if PlayStation “patches the exploit that’s been a system setting, and the way they handle family gane purchases for over a decade” then I’ll buy a second copy.
So cut it with EXPLOIT.
Re: How Do Nintendo Switch 2 Virtual Game Cards Work? - Game Transfer & Lending Guide
@pikachupikachup nah. Since when has it been an “exploit” to have a primary and secondary PlayStation that lets you share games. Buddy it’s a simple official system setting.
Note that game sharing on PSN within a household with primary and secondsry PlayStations has been a thing since like ps3. Dontcha think and “exploit” would be patched by now?
But go off defending anti consumer nonsense. So the answer to my questions is Yes. If I wanna play borderlands with my partner on Switch 2 I gotta buy 2 copy’s. I do not have to buy twice on PS5.
Re: How Do Nintendo Switch 2 Virtual Game Cards Work? - Game Transfer & Lending Guide
I buy one copy of Borderlands on my ps5, I am the primary account, but my partner can play with me on their secondary ps5 with their account online. One purchase.
Does this not mean if I want Borderlands on Switch 2, we would have to buy a copy each to play online. That sucks for online coop games.
Re: Feature: Enjoy The Cardboard Craziness Of These Nintendo Labo Creations
@hakjie11 have you actually touched one? When you do you will find the most solid and crisp cardboard that somehow folds easy and perfect and never rips. I can't explain how but it is.
Re: Feature: Enjoy The Cardboard Craziness Of These Nintendo Labo Creations
@desy64 daw in a light sense but basic midi functionality. Looks easy to expand on...or what about korg app support?
Re: Feature: Enjoy The Cardboard Craziness Of These Nintendo Labo Creations
For instance you may think that the piano amounts to the same toy you give a toddle. Just basic scale.
What you find is a deceptively deep DAW and synth option. For goodness sakes it scans waveforms. Tell me a $89 midi keyboard with comp features. And this is a "toy"
Re: Feature: Enjoy The Cardboard Craziness Of These Nintendo Labo Creations
There are those who say this game is stupid. But I PROMISE anyone who gives this a go will find something in it for themselves. It's just hits fun and education from so many visual and tactile ways. E for everyone for surrrrre
Re: Feature: Enjoy The Cardboard Craziness Of These Nintendo Labo Creations
@desy64 3 is a big stretch. I think 8 and up. Think of it as science fair projects that you would have been boss in school for making. But my point is the value is their. All those dismissed who say "just 85 for cardboard "
Re: Feature: Enjoy The Cardboard Craziness Of These Nintendo Labo Creations
I cannot understate as an adult how underwhelming cardboard and $80 looks but over delivers once you actually play! PLAY IT. I CHALLENGE YOU TO HATE IT!
Easily the best value out there in terms of Variety of gameplay and education and innovation. More complex than meets the eyes guys. Support this because THIS is the creative Nintendo we always need.
Nintendo has given us way less content and imaginatively at this price point.
Re: Feature: Enjoy The Cardboard Craziness Of These Nintendo Labo Creations
Psst I'm farourrobot on twitter
Re: Feature: Enjoy The Cardboard Craziness Of These Nintendo Labo Creations
I twittered directly @ you guys my custom labo piano and no shout out. Boooooooo