rgraves
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It does, kind of, sort of, a little bit, ish...
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Is it also true that the PS4 version require a wire!?
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So what has a title like MK8 done then - does that have crappier textures or have they cut stuff out? Sorry - but if stuff like Worms is loading slowly and inelegantly, it's not something that can't be fixed, it's just something that wasn't fixed for one reason or another. I'm not blaming the devs (I'm sure they had their reasons), I'm just saying you can't totally blame the hardware either.
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Some Switch loading - I have quite a few games that suffer no problems at all with that. Stuff like MK8 feels very fast. Its an optimization step that I guess some devs just don't have the resources, motivation, or time to do.
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I filled 128 pretty fast and then picked up a 256....I have gone totally digital though, and stuff like Doom and RE:R2 (curiously not on your list, but huge) just eat up space fast.
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I know i’m being a grump as it is cheaper - I just think by the time the bank have added in exchange fees it’s probably marginal. I wanted a silver bullet to cheap games. And the moon, on a sharp, pointy, non-shitty stick.
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So, I went to all the effort of setting up a South African profile - unless I’m missing something major, it’s not much cheaper at all really. Starlink still comes it at a tiny shade over £60 Hardly seems worth the bother...bloody Nintendo.
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None taken. I don't think. I'll admit I'm being overly lazy and just asking what a few minutes of googling might provide me mind.
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I bought a code from CDKeys, so don't think it's that....
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Ta! So the best option is to create another profile on my Switch linked to an account in another region right? What's the best region to pick - do any just allow you to use a UK debit card? Mexico looks cheap, but I'm assuming payment options are a bit limited....
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This. That thing he said. Amazon are probably handling yours @deKay
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I thought changing your country in an account dumped any existing credit you had though - I have about £40 in credit on my account right now that I obviously don't want to lose....I had been storing it up for Starlink lol
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It's £70 in the UK (cheapest option I can see) - so yes considerably cheaper. Question then - if I set up another user on my Switch for another eShop to buy this way - which one is 'easiest' in terms of accepting standard UK cards and such? I've never bothered before, but the difference here is pretty massive...
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I'm hearing rumours that Starlink is *significantly* cheaper on the US eShop than it is on the UK eShop - can anyone confirm? I've got a bunch of credit sitting on my account so can't switch (I don't think) - be a bit annoyed if it's the case.