Louie said:
I think at this point multiple people have given quite in-depth explanations as to why they don't like GKCs. What exactly is it that is still unclear to you? (Genuine question, I guess many posters would be happy to give further reasoning). |
Ahh after having gotten some sleep (I am currently a student in graduate school… we don’t often sleep very much lol), I’m realizing I was being a bit obtuse yesterday.
GKCs have their pros and cons. While in the short-term, yes, these cartridges function virtually identical to your standard fully-on-cart games, the main concern comes from the fact that it is possible for Nintendo to unanimously decide to “pull the plug” in continuing to honor a GKC purchase. You never truly own the game, but merely have access to a license which grants you access to the game at Nintendo’s discretion— it is very clear where the issue lies in this.
That said, while I do perceive much GKC discussion as a tad bit hysterical at times (e.g. those who take issue with GKCs yet continue to download NS2 eShop games or use a disc drive to play their physical PS5 library), there is no denying that this means of selling a game isn’t the most ideal. It is far better than digital in that (a.) it is much easier to transfer your copy between systems, (b.) you sell/trade the copy of your game so long as Nintendo is still supporting GKCs, (c.) it functions almost identically to a physical game in the short-term, for those who love physical, (d.) etc.,… but it certainly is far from flawless nor ideal.
Oomphf I feel bad getting so aggressive and combative with the users in this thread. That’s my bad, all.
Edit— I’m tagging everyone b/c it seems people are still arguing with points made earlier in the forum. @Pemalite, @Shadow1980, @Leynos, @Cerebralbore101, @mutantsushi, @angrypoolman, and whoever else returns to this thread, I’ll add you here.
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