Don’t reverse the polarity angry!
Bayonetta 1 got a (limited?) physical release alongside 3.
The downvote fairies love this comm. Ignore it.
This seems overly complicated, but at least on the surface more permissive than most digital storefronts. Will be interesting to see how this plays out. Thanks for the info.
Well, shit. I thought you were dead. Guess I shouldn’t believe everything I see on the internet.
Hope the homies are doing okay offline.
…okay, okay… I’ll get off of the toilet.
Bought this tee last night because I loved Gundam as a kid. Then I read the tag and realized it is celebrating Gundam’s 45th anniversary and I feel assaulted.
I didn’t discover Gundam until I was an adult. Which was around the 20th anniversary.
I’m fucking old. ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ
The real power move would be for Francis to have arranged for a bomb under his carcass that explodes when it detects McDonald’s-breath.
How diabolical of him.
I managed it three times!
I hate to be that guy (since we have OP for that), but it’s “unseemly.”
I believe they’re supposed to start going out next week.
Way ahead of you. Who needs expensive sugar, when cheap (subsidized) high fructose corn syrup is right there?
I’m keeping my v1 Switch for that reason, though I have yet to do anything about it. Maybe some day out of principle.
I devtooled the “Not Available” button to be enabled and it worked lmao
I can respect that 😂
Can confirm that Best Buy was messed up, the page repeatedly crashed the app. Target had availability for about 45 minutes I think. Yeah, I know Target bad. But Walmart and GameStop also bad. Nintendo bad.
…me bad?
Not sure what you’re on about. I had a square crossed arch tent (so not quite a dome) in the 90s. My uncle borrowed it to take to Woodstock.
It was not salvageable after that, and I haven’t had a tent since.
Previously:
You have a Nintendo account. Under your account is your primary device. You buy a game under your Nintendo account. You can then play on any device that you’re signed into. Or any account on your primary device can play the game. (Xbox had this same setup for years.) Working example: you buy Mario Kart. Your friend comes over. You sign in on your friend’s Switch, and hand them your switch and they use any other account on the device (including local). You then can both play the same copy/license of Mario Kart.
Now there are two options: virtual game cards, and online licensing. VGC is what all of the noise/confusion is about. Online licensing is very similar to the old method, but they closed the loophole I outlined above.