Plot twist: "Physical" version of MK11 for Switch will come with a code in the box.
Plot twist: "Physical" version of MK11 for Switch will come with a code in the box.
The issue isn't so much fitting it on physical media.. Its the cost of the carts. Its an inevitable issue with a portable based system. Costs will come down over time.
Quick question: isn't hellblade digital only on every platform?
d21lewis said: Quick question: isn't hellblade digital only on every platform? |
Original release, yes. It's since gotten physical releases.
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thetonestarr said:
Original release, yes. It's since gotten physical releases. |
That's pretty awesome. Maybe they'll do the same for Switch somewhere down the line. I know the whole point of this thread is the size but maybe Ninja Theory can work a miracle.
thetonestarr said:
I prefer physical editions that come with a code in the box, if the cart is playable without the code. |
seems pointless, might as well buy it on the eShop then
thetonestarr said:
I prefer physical editions that come with a code in the box, if the cart is playable without the code. |
Then what's the point of the code?
I describe myself as a little dose of toxic masculinity.
Convenience of being able to load it without switching carts, while also affording the permanence of owning a cart and the ability to play well after the eshop listing is long gone.
That's, uh, been a common preference since the very first days of digital releases.
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Getting larger carts out isn't going to bring more titles to Switch. The real problem, as I see it, is that it's the cost of the carts that's keeping certain games from using them. YoungBlood is a perfect example. A budget game getting disc (cheap) release on other platforms, and only a dl code for Switch instead of the pricier cart.
I'm less bothered by large, expensive games not being given a physical release than I am by smaller games that cost more on Switch than, say, PS4 and XB1 when there is no real justification. If you're going to charge $10 more for Resident Evil 4 on Switch, then why not offer it in physical form? That $10 made all the difference to me because I refuse to be milked. The fact that Capcom couldn't somehow fit twenty year old Mega Man games onto a single card was also somewhat annoying.
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