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For game transfer? Maybe. For save transfer, it makes less sense.Most likely blocked due to fear of piracy.
Not that I would expect anything else other than what is happening, but the Switch Reddit is on a real neg rate spree for quality complaint threads haha.
survival of the fitness, boys
That tablet was ripe for a Pokemon Snap game. So were the motion controls of the Wii. Fucking Nintendo...Them going the gimmicky route would be fine... if they actually did something interesting with it.
The stereoscopic 3D on the 3DS? As far as I know, the only thing that made vaguely decent use out of it were a couple smaller levels in 3D Land.
The WiiU's gamepad? Despite everyone and their mom telling them to make a tabletop RPG sort of thing, nothing of the sorts. The only instances where the Gamepad feels really justified was Nintendo Land and maybe Fatal Frame 5 with the whole camera thing? Being able to play most games without having to turn on the TV is convenient to an extent, but some games just flatout won't let you.
The Wii at least made a decent case for shooter controls, but that sort of thing thriving on a console made by a company as adamant about 'protecting children' as they are?
I get them wanting to stand out in different ways, since we don't exactly need three low-end PCs arbitarily seperated by the exclusive games they can offer (the market barely has any business handling two, seeing how the PS4 gets pretty much every decent exclusive under the sun and Microsoft threw their hands in the air and went "fine, we'll bring everything to Windows 10"), but despite being as obsessed by gimmicks as they are, it only rarely seems to go beyond "wouldn't it be cool if?" as they refuse to ask themselves "okay, and what now?".
Also lol at Resident Evil 4...Part of that problem was like the N64, they chose some other media to run it on, so it ran discs, but tiny non-standard ones that held less data but still had the scratching/loading problems like regular ones. The PS2 and Xbox could double as DVD players, and the GameCube couldn't. There were some cool stuff planned for the GameCube that never was released, like an adapter for the memory card that could read SD cards.
The why the fuck did they use SD cards for games then?Most likely blocked due to fear of piracy.
Do they realize Crowbcat does that with Sony and Microsoft too?Crowbcat is savage as usual,and seems alot of Nintendrones are triggered like hell by it