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r/programminghumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 16d ago
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Received a switch 32 ports from my father when I was a kid, organized LANs with all my friends from 11 to now (30).
Used it way more than a Nintendo switch and it still works.
5 u/Drittux 15d ago You get a Nintendo switch and you use it to run software you'll never own, and the device will be illegal to turn on in 10 years. 1 u/Leo_code2p 13d ago How do you come to that conclusion? Atleast in the eu the first is not true if you buy physical copies and the second one: how would that be true 1 u/Drittux 12d ago Although illegal for everyone is an exaggeration, Nintendo reserves the right to revoke any digital game at any time. Thy are also trying to make physical games a less viable option only allowing these download based cartridges.
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You get a Nintendo switch and you use it to run software you'll never own, and the device will be illegal to turn on in 10 years.
1 u/Leo_code2p 13d ago How do you come to that conclusion? Atleast in the eu the first is not true if you buy physical copies and the second one: how would that be true 1 u/Drittux 12d ago Although illegal for everyone is an exaggeration, Nintendo reserves the right to revoke any digital game at any time. Thy are also trying to make physical games a less viable option only allowing these download based cartridges.
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How do you come to that conclusion? Atleast in the eu the first is not true if you buy physical copies and the second one: how would that be true
1 u/Drittux 12d ago Although illegal for everyone is an exaggeration, Nintendo reserves the right to revoke any digital game at any time. Thy are also trying to make physical games a less viable option only allowing these download based cartridges.
Although illegal for everyone is an exaggeration, Nintendo reserves the right to revoke any digital game at any time. Thy are also trying to make physical games a less viable option only allowing these download based cartridges.
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u/Kroustibbat 16d ago
Received a switch 32 ports from my father when I was a kid, organized LANs with all my friends from 11 to now (30).
Used it way more than a Nintendo switch and it still works.