Post number #142348, ID: af957e
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I mean, the only thing their bring is the cartridge, the box and nothing more not even a little manual like in wii. And because is also a handheld console, is more comfortable to change of game in the menu than changing cartridges.
Post number #142409, ID: c2db8f
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Not really right now, but in the future--maybe. Nintendo of Europe just announced that Gold Coins (something you earn for free when buying physical games) can be built up and used as discounts for later games
Post number #142423, ID: af957e
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"Members can also earn Gold points for buying physical Switch games, although the amount you'll receive is considerably less than that for digital purchases" I read that on gamespot
Post number #142676, ID: 3c9cb8
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I've bought a few switch game physical instead of digital already simply because some games such as LA noire or xenoblade chronicles take up too much space on my SD card.
Post number #142695, ID: 5c3042
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It's stupid if they're really going to give more coins to people who buy digitally, especially because of how tiny the internal storage is. And doesn't it only support up to 128gb AD cards?
Post number #142782, ID: 8bf797
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>>142695 With micro SD it can support everything. Even the new half-terabyte one.
Post number #142822, ID: 3c9cb8
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>>142782 True. However I would rather not 100s of $$ on an micro SD.
Post number #143216, ID: f68ee5
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Considering Nintendo is 10 years behind everyone digitally I wouldn't buy anything digital if you can get a physical copy. You're fucked if you get banned or get your account stolen. Plus reselling or borrowing games is always an option with physical
Post number #143350, ID: ce02e3
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Physical copies are probably better. You can resell them when you are done with the games.
Post number #143425, ID: c204ca
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Physical copies of anything is better. Imagine trying to resell your switch with the games downloaded along with your personal info attached
Post number #143486, ID: 5c3042
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I'd rather just actually on the physical game. If you ever want to resell the game, you can't with digital. And if the game eventually becomes unavailable or when the servers are someday shut down, if you lose the sd card, you've lost those digital games for good.
Post number #143487, ID: 5c3042
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| I mean, the only thing their bring is the cartridge, the box and nothing more not even a little manual like in wii.
And because is also a handheld console, is more comfortable to change of game in the menu than changing cartridges.