Deerock71
Very Poor Hoice of Wor
I think I've just discovered their golden ticket. They know they have a high percentage of physical collectors on the Switch. They have all these low GB game cards on offer there. On Switch 2, they've got the path of key cards or 64GB game cards.
For lots of old games, you could go the Switch route. Throw a bone to the 100 million plus players Nintendo alludes to frequently. They don't want to abandon a pool that has bought in excess of 1.3 BILLION pieces of software. Get Limited Run, Super Rare Games, et al, and give them a chance to produce some physical copies.
Enter...the Switch 2. Say a game does well physically on Switch. Offer a $10 from the publishers of said game to upgrade to Switch 2 bells and whistles.
See how this is nothing but good for Nintendo and publishers yet? It doesn't bring new publishers on board; hell, that's what Switch 2 key cards are for. On the seller side...everybody's happy. Kind of sucks on the consumer side, though.
ALL RIGHT. Now that I have a few minutes of no multi-tasking, my whole point was global domination of physical media. I realize after reading and NOT specifying that in my OP, it may have, in fact, been a poor hoice of wor. I was showing the pathway they could have to continue to be the LAST BASTION of physical media in the ever-digitized realm.
For lots of old games, you could go the Switch route. Throw a bone to the 100 million plus players Nintendo alludes to frequently. They don't want to abandon a pool that has bought in excess of 1.3 BILLION pieces of software. Get Limited Run, Super Rare Games, et al, and give them a chance to produce some physical copies.
Enter...the Switch 2. Say a game does well physically on Switch. Offer a $10 from the publishers of said game to upgrade to Switch 2 bells and whistles.
See how this is nothing but good for Nintendo and publishers yet? It doesn't bring new publishers on board; hell, that's what Switch 2 key cards are for. On the seller side...everybody's happy. Kind of sucks on the consumer side, though.
ALL RIGHT. Now that I have a few minutes of no multi-tasking, my whole point was global domination of physical media. I realize after reading and NOT specifying that in my OP, it may have, in fact, been a poor hoice of wor. I was showing the pathway they could have to continue to be the LAST BASTION of physical media in the ever-digitized realm.
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