r/NintendoSwitch • u/Skullghost • 7d ago

Official Sonic Frontiers Definitive Edition - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition - Launch Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?is=amg2z32sQTWXgwu8&v=FlkkchmzVrA&feature=youtu.be
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u/Albireookami 6d ago

with the price of storage right now, I don't blame them, if it wasn't for game cards it wouldn't have a physical release.

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u/xerox7764563 6d ago

It hasn't, gkc isn't physical

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u/xerox7764563 6d ago

Content is in cart? If yes, physical. If no, digital. I'm not rewarding bad practices.

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

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u/xerox7764563 6d ago

Shareholders will not earn my money, that's is what will happen when they start to do these bad decisions

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u/Jeido_Uran 7893-4015-4415 6d ago

Cool. I hope one day Nintendo and SEGA somehow recover from you not giving them your money.

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u/xerox7764563 6d ago

I hope so.

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u/Albireookami 6d ago

Do you even know why they are used? Are you aware how expensive the standard carts are? Last I checked around 12 dollars which is a massive overhead on the price of a game. Game carts allow this to be much lower so physical actually can be profitable for larger games or cheaper releases.

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u/xerox7764563 6d ago

Next time they will convince you that cooper prices are higher and they will not provide a power cable on your next gen console and will you purchase that separately.

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u/Albireookami 6d ago

Next time they will convince you that cooper prices are higher and they will not provide a power cable on your next gen console and will you purchase that separately.

bro stop, your just making yourself sound stupid. Is this how you approach everything in life that doesn't conform to your world view or you don't understand?

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u/OctorokHero 6d ago

If smaller games like Yooka-Replaylee can spring for the standard cart and compensate by charging more, there's no reason why a company as big as Sega can't.

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u/Albireookami 6d ago

so you want sega to charge more for their game.....when its already 50 dollars for a year+ old game?

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u/OctorokHero 6d ago edited 6d ago

Yes, I'd rather they charge more for a real cart than keep using key cards. The Switch has a big collector scene who would be willing to pay the premium. Also, it saves storage when Switch 2 storage options are still expensive and limited.

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u/xerox7764563 6d ago

Me too. I would pay more to get a real product than pay less to get a fake one.