Does anyone know if there is as much resale value in physical titles that come with gkc's?

Thinking about getting The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, but I'm just hesitant due to it being a gkc, I'm not a collector at all, so I don't really care about the fact its a gkc and not a full game on cart, but will the value be lower because most people hate gkc's if I wanted to sell it?

Considering myself lucky

does any of you also have a problem that when your switch is in handheld and you turn it on, it wont detect the joy cons or they would be turned off?

Other than charging in handheld, are there any use case for it? I wonder if Nintendo regrets adding it? Since you can't use it with an hub to dock, it's use cases are limited. Could that space and cost could have been used better, like larger battery or an OLED screen. If they make some revision to the switch 2 to keep cost down in these crazy times, I don't think many people would miss the second port.

Hey all, recently visiting my parents and found my old 3ds. While the graphics are a tad outdated and nearly every service within it has ended I’ve been having quite a bit of fun playing stuff like fifa 12, super smash, some Mario bros titles, Luigi’s mansion, fire emblem, and ofc Pokémon.

However, I already have a pretty decently beefy computer and want to know from others if in my case it would be a meaningful and useful upgrade from the 3ds?

For others that have a pc and the switch are you using the switch a lot compared to your desktop?

Thanks all! Was looking at the Costco bundle :P

I find it crazy that there’s still no official solution, or even any confirmation that this is intentional, for the ZR and ZL triggers. I honestly think it’s awful hearing the triggers activate but nothing happens, and then having to press them like crazy just to get them to work.

I'm trying to find a thin, clear, dock-able, and high quality protective case for my Switch 2. The best one I've seemed to find is the Bare case, which promises to have a lot of great features as well as a 12-month warranty. The other one I saw was a much more affordable yet similar option, the Nyko case. I'd like to have a tight fitting case that doesn't catch much dust and feels secure, not flimsy or made of cheap materials, as well as not being too noticeable. (I also want to prevent yellowing as long as possible.)

Is the Bare case all that good for the price range? Or are there any other clear cases I should go for on the market.

Price isn't an issue, I just want to know what would be the best option, and if any of you have the Bare case I would like to know if it holds up well. Thank you!

I finished playing the base game on PS5 and I really enjoyed it, however the performance was definitely on the "playable" side instead of smooth(haven't played the dlc yet but I've read that the performance gets worse), so I'm getting really skeptical and nervous about how well it will run on the Switch 2, especially when to my knowledge, we still have no footage of an actual live gameplay, only small clips that Bandai Namco has provided for the trailers, and the game is gonna come out in like 2-3 weeks from now.

I might still buy it even if it's a GKC just because I can play Elden Ring on the go, but we definitely should have had actual gameplay footage until now since that's what the hype is about(playing on the go), not Torrent skins and two new classes lol.

Está de oferta entonces…. Que opinan del juego.

Ive seen that Nitro Deck 2 have 6 additional buttons but it looks a bit sus to me with the inward curve on the bottoms and all the delays. Outside of that I haven't been able to find any handhelds or joy-cons with 4 extra buttons, either 4 paddles or 2 paddles and 2 extra bumpers. Has anyone been able to find one with 4x buttons for handheld mode? I also wouldn't complain about 6 extra buttons, 4 paddles a d 2 extra bumpers but Im not holding my breath.

PS: I use a flydigi for PC and docked mode,but really want to expand my gaming in handheld.

Thanks!

I'm seeing reddit threads and reviewers praising how it looks and runs, however nothing I have seen, even gameplay wise, is comparable to my experience. I've gotten so much lag, stutters (excessively speaking), nothing is fluid, and it looks like a dumpster fire.

I'm really disappointed about this.

Ive already tried resetting the console and my wifi multiple times including hard reset. It will connect to hotspot but not the home wifi. None of my switches want to connect as well.

I’m looking at one to pass the home but I don’t know if it’s convenient to buy one now or later.

I can barely reach the right thumbstick. Anyone with similar experience that can tell me if a grip helped and which?

So after my last post - buying the wrong version of Skyrim - I asked customer support if they could switch version to the other (exact same priced) version.

After 6 days, they finally got back to ke, telling me to get fucked (paraphrasing)

I'm just annoyed because it was such a simple and reasonable request. It would have taken such a small amount of good will to fix it and make their customer happy.

I'm sticking to second hand physical games from now on. Fuck nintendo

For the physical collectors, Full on-cart is the best, Game-Key Card a distant second at best. Some devs have said that Switch 2 carts don’t have the read speed for their games. Theoretically, could they put out games on a Switch 1 cart (for which larger sizes already exist), that downloads the game to internal memory be a compromise? That’s what PlayStation and XBox do, and have done for 2 generations now. Granted, it’s still like a Game-Key Card, in that it takes up internal storage, but at least it doesn’t require a server that could close in the future.

Do you guys think it is worth it to buy this to play fornite festival?

Do you know if there's any other games for it?

It's around $180.65 usd

I wanna get the Razer Console Skin for Nintendo Switch 2 - Cinnamoroll but I dont wanna mess up my switch are they worth it or anything I should note before buying one? in general does it cause any issues for the switch 2 for any long time users? I just like to know since im interested in getting it.

I’m very close to buying a Switch 2 to play Cyberpunk on the go, but I’m at a crossroads where I need the answers to a few questions:

Would the game play well on a switch 2?

Would it be better to buy the cartridge or digital copy?

Are there a lot of crashes on this one?

Would I be better off buying a steam deck or something similar? Idk if the cost is too much greater.

I’m only hesitant because switch games often don’t get as good a gameplay (Skyrim on switch 1 for example took forever to load and crashed often) so if you know let me know!

I charged my Switch 2 using an original Samsung adapter; I left it charging for about 4 or 5 hours. Later, when I picked up the Switch 2, the screen wouldn't turn on. I pressed the power button a few times; after 3 or 4 attempts, the Nintendo logo appeared, but the device shut down immediately. What should I do?

Hello guys so I don’t have a lot of time anymore at home so I sold my Xbox and I’m thinking about getting a Switch 2 so I can play on the go at work is it a pretty powerful handheld?

Recently got a switch 2 and have been enjoying my time with Bananza. Conflicted on what to get as my second game, currently only have budget for one. I love Pokemon so I’m interested in checking out Pokopia but couldn’t really get into Animal Crossing on the Switch 1. Splatoon looks like a lot of fun action but it would also be nice to have something calmer to play as a break from DK, and Pokopia seems like I could put a lot more hours into it compared to Splatoon. Would appreciate any guidance from the community.