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Re: Every Nintendo Switch 2 Game-Key Card Release

contractcooker

I'm not saying I will never purchase a game-key card game but it will certainly affect my decision. I always prefer physical. However, if it's a game I want, and no physical version exists I will occasionally pick up a digital release. Additionally, if the digital version is much less expensive (around a quarter of the physical price), I may consider purchasing digital. Game-key cards fall somewhere in the middle for me. I'll treat them as digital games with the benefit that I can sell/gift them when I'm done. I'm not going to be willing to pay as much as for a true physical game, but I might spend a little more than I would have on a digital only game. I really hope that publishers don't exclusively release on game-key cards. Physical media is so important for preservation, and I really hope it doesn't disappear. I'm fine with game-key cards and digital releases existing as long as there are still plenty of true physical games to choose from. It only becomes a big problem for me if this becomes the default and most of the games I want no longer come physically. In an ideal world every game would be available in all three formats. I'm even fine if the publishers pass on the extra cost of the cartridge to me as long as I have a choice.

Re: Nintendo Bags GLAAD Nomination For Paper Mario's Trans Representation

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Re: Review: Donkey Kong Country Returns HD (Switch) - Aping A Retro Classic

contractcooker

@sanderev it's not running at a locked 60fps which for a remake of a wii game is really a poor showing, they haven't done much other than a few higher res assets. It's just not a great showing especially when they are expecting full retail price. Maybe 3 points is too much maybe it isn't. After all a review is simply one person's perspective taken at a specific moment in time.

Re: Review: Donkey Kong Country Returns HD (Switch) - Aping A Retro Classic

contractcooker

@sanderev They aren't just reviewing the gameplay but also the whole package taking the context in which it is released into consideration. I don't think NL is suggesting that the gameplay is worse than before just that the overall package does not rise to the standards of an 8-10 score. I have this pre-ordered and am very excited to play it for the first time but I do understand why it's getting a lower score. It seems as though this was a somewhat lazy effort which is a shame.

Re: Surprise Leak Reveals Lenovo Is Releasing Another Switch-Like Gaming Handheld

contractcooker

@Toastmaster seems like you are very personally invested here. All I’m saying is that there is nobody debating between a switch and a legion go 2. You seem to agree with me that these are two completely different groups of people based on your “soccer mom” comment. No one is looking at a legion go 2 and thinking “gee, I was going to purchase a switch but now I’ve changed my mind”. Nintendo has nothing to worry about from windows handhelds. They don’t compete against each other.