Huh? Game files are on the SD Card. SAVE files are on the internal memory.
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Nintendo Switch Launch Thread: Now you're playing with power; HYBRID POWER!
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Huh? Game files are on the SD Card. SAVE files are on the internal memory.
coughlanio
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Hopping on a flight to HK in a few hours, got my Switch, Zelda, MK8 and a battery pack in tow. It's a game changer for sure.
I'm sure when wiiU came out there were posts from people wishing they could take the gamepad with them, and replies saying it simply wasn't possible to get that much power in a portable. And here we are - not much later
I wish I was playing Mario Kart on the train but I can't because the kids are both still deep into Zelda (I've finished it finally) so I'm not allowed to remove it from the house
I bought the Hori slim case. It's pretty good, not as snug as I expected and it smells terribly.
Broken Hope
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Which goes to how how underpowered the Wii U was.
They've done extremely well in terms of major titles, but overall the drip feed is slow. They'd really benefit from virtual console at this point.
...and so would I
Someone should make a thread out of all the slides but damn at that gender split...
https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2017/170428_2e.pdf
https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2017/170428_2e.pdf
Jo Shishido's Cheeks
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So HD Rumble is essentially itsfuckingnothing.gif...?
I'm 'experiencing' it for the first time now on Mario Kart and can't say I noticed any difference.
I'm 'experiencing' it for the first time now on Mario Kart and can't say I noticed any difference.
The implementations so far have been very bad. They're nothing compared to my iPhone 7's haptic feedback.
There defiinitely is different feelings for various situations in MK8.
It's not life changing but it 's there. It's just more apparent in detached joycons, for obvious reasons.
I don't believe HD Rumble will ever be a big deal on the grip or handheld mode. Not that it'll be a big deal at all anyway
Currently waiting for breakfast to be ready and booted up my Switch for a round of Puyo Puyo Tetris... I can get used to this weird feeling.
Quoting myself from last page, though:
My joycons shoulder buttons have a springy sound when I click them. It's mostly audible when I put them closer to my ear, but I've never heard that before in controllers so I'm not sure if it's part of the joycon design or not. Anyone know? I expect it to be normal, but... hey, just want to make sure!
(Also, my right joycon's stick seem a bit more loose, while also having a feeling of it hitting something moved upwards, so I might have to deal with that anyway)
Quoting myself from last page, though:
My joycons shoulder buttons have a springy sound when I click them. It's mostly audible when I put them closer to my ear, but I've never heard that before in controllers so I'm not sure if it's part of the joycon design or not. Anyone know? I expect it to be normal, but... hey, just want to make sure!
(Also, my right joycon's stick seem a bit more loose, while also having a feeling of it hitting something moved upwards, so I might have to deal with that anyway)
Broken Hope
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If it can be surpassed by a handheld within a few years of release it wasn't fine.
We won't be seeing hand helds with PS4 power in the next few years.
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It has been almost 2 months since the launch. Lots of good times and not so good times depending on whether you managed to get a Switch or not. But with the launch of Mario Kart 8, the launch window honeymoon for the system draws to a close and so does the purpose of this thread. Discuss games about the system in their individual threads and follow the exciting developments of the Switch's journey as a growing console in the various sales and announcement threads. The journey has only just begun!
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