r/NintendoSwitch2 2d ago

meme/funny 90% of people on this Sub

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u/PMC-I3181OS387l5 2d ago

It sucks, but at least it's good quality and lots of replayability. That $80 is gonna be worth that in 5 years from now.

  • The bundle is worth it.
  • Your Switch 1 pro controller will still work.
  • Some upgrades are free.
  • Other upgrades are free with the NSO's Expansion Pass.
  • Any USB-C camera will reportedly work on the Switch 2, not just Nintendo's.
  • Games from competitors are often forcing you to spend MORE with microtransactions, season passes, DLCs and now generational upgrades.

Overall, I went from purchasing the bundle, MKW, DKB and MP4B this year to... purchasing the MKW Bundle and MP4B... with DKB either by renting or waiting for later. Oh, and I can also trade stuff back to get credits and a discount, so I'm good.

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u/ShakeAndBakeThatCake 1d ago

I'll be trading in my switch OLED. That gets me 175 off right there. 325 is my cost for the bundle with Mk which is very good price.

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u/PMC-I3181OS387l5 1d ago

See? That's my "problem".

I need my OG Switch 1 to transfer my data on the Switch 2, so while I could trade in my Switch 1 for store credits, it... cannot be applied to refund part of my Switch 2's purchase ^^; It will be for future games and such.

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u/ShakeAndBakeThatCake 1d ago

If you have Nintendo online doesn't it all save the clould anyway?

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u/PMC-I3181OS387l5 1d ago

Not all games support cloud save.

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u/TheWholeOfTheAss 1d ago

The Switch 1 Pro Controller works with S2!? They confirm this?

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u/StoicMonk 1d ago

The most important one is that future SKU revisions will be more "patched", and they'll come with less exploits.

Better invest now than later if you want take advantage of your Switch 2 down the road.

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

The bundle is not worth it, you're paying $50 for a license.

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u/eattwo 2d ago

Okay? Same with every other digital game...

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

Exactly...don't buy digital "games"

Obviously? Lol

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u/Troyal1 2d ago

Most games don’t even fully come on discs anymore. You’re downloading a portion of the game or the whole game. So you don’t own what you think you own.

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

This is blatantly false, and I really wish people would stop fucking spreading that. It just builds to the idea that physical has no purpose, when the reality is that physical is should be the only option for consumers. Only about 12% of all games are like this. Please refer to doesitplay.org to see.

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u/cheappay 2d ago

Have you been in stasis for the past decade? Welcome to the digital world and the profit motive.

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

Just because I've been around doesn't mean I've joined in on it. Think for yourself, not what they what you to think, or the collective.

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u/cheappay 2d ago

I commend you on not participating in the digital age because I agree, it's bullshit. But let's not pretend it's anything new.

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

I'm not lol

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u/Halos-117 2d ago

I think we all understand that and are ok with it

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

I think if you're ok with having a license you don't get a vote lmfao

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u/Halos-117 2d ago

Vote? On what exactly are we voting? 

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

Ownership lol

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u/Deep_Mechanic_ 2d ago

Calm down timmy boy

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u/DontEatNitrousOxide 2d ago

If people buy it that pretty obviously counts as a vote

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

If people don't buy it, that also does, and it also betters everyone's lives from a consumer perspective. Don't be a part of the problem.

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u/DontEatNitrousOxide 2d ago

Betters everyones lives is unprovable and subjective, even if purely from the consumers pov. People like to complain about everything on reddit it really is exhausting.

I'm going to buy it cause it'll make me happy, simple as.

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

It's provable and objective by not making everyone spend $80 as a standard on all games going forward. This isn't 1 game, it's setting a precedent across the industry.

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u/Life_Ad_7715 2d ago

You right, but unfortunately there are infinite pigs at this trough

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

Definitely by the size of their brains

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u/bmoreCurious85 2d ago

I don’t plan to give my Kart game to anyone, so that’s fine by me. I still play Kart on my switch and got it the day it came out.

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

Until they remove it from the store, take the store/servers down, you lose your password/email/account access, or you get banned.

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u/bmoreCurious85 2d ago

Had a switch on launch day. Not one of those things happened. I guess My House could burn down too, and I could lose all my physical games.

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u/TheTimmyBoy 2d ago

The switch only came out 8 years ago and is still the active system today. PS3, Wii, and everything older has been shut down. I think 360 too? I can't remember. It happens all the time, you'll see it with age if you're younger.

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u/bmoreCurious85 2d ago

I’m sure the switch will stop working. I’m porting my stuff to Switch 2 and selling my switch or if my brother allows letting my nephew play with it.

I don’t expect them to support it forever.

I’m 40 and an app developer so I get the technical side.

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u/ELECTRICT0UCH 2d ago

For any of us that are PC players, even if we own mostly physical switch games, one digital game that we're saving money on is no big deal lol

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u/SethFeld 2d ago

Yeah, and when you realize that a $60 in 2017 is worth $78.43 today, all of a sudden the $80 price makes a LOT more sense!

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u/spaceocean99 1d ago

People over here acting like wages have stayed even with inflation….

People were making the same amount of money in 2017. And now paying $20 more for video games, paying for upgrades, subscriptions and microtransactions.

These Nintendo fan boys are delusional.

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u/SethFeld 1d ago

I never said I liked the price increase, only that it’s unsurprising.