I have a work trip next week too, so I'll be taking my Switch with me. I don't think I'll take the dock because I won't feel like disconnecting it, but I will take my Pro Controller just so I don't have to use the joycons even in handheld mode. I took the Switch with me on vacation last month and played in handheld mode with the joycons and I didn't play very long because it was just like every other handheld system, just not comfortable to me in my hands. If I play on the plane I will use the joycons though just because I wouldn't want the unit to slide off the seatback tray.
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I have a work trip next week too, so I'll be taking my Switch with me. I don't think I'll take the dock because I won't feel like disconnecting it, but I will take my Pro Controller just so I don't have to use the joycons even in handheld mode. I took the Switch with me on vacation last month and played in handheld mode with the joycons and I didn't play very long because it was just like every other handheld system, just not comfortable to me in my hands. If I play on the plane I will use the joycons though just because I wouldn't want the unit to slide off the seatback tray.
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Just got the Switch and Mario Kart 8.
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That's crazy, I guess that many people just didn't have a Wii U. I don't plan on buying it because I'm only interested in the Grand Prix mode and it isn't much different from the Wii U for all I can tell. I read about a few gameplay improvements and the Splatoon characters are in it, but that's about it as far as Grand Prix mode. I just can't believe they didn't release a new game with new tracks. But if not that many people played it on a Wii U then I guess Nintendo thought this was pretty much a new game to most.
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Nintendo needs to get their account management in order. Appears the we have to use one Nintendo (network?) id for the 3DS/WiiU and another Nintendo Id for the Switch. At least I couldn't get my 3DS account to sync/work on the Switch.
Any idea why these are separate?
Need one single id to rule them all...Comment
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Nintendo needs to get their account management in order. Appears the we have to use one Nintendo (network?) id for the 3DS/WiiU and another Nintendo Id for the Switch. At least I couldn't get my 3DS account to sync/work on the Switch.
Any idea why these are separate?
Need one single id to rule them all...
if sony or Microsoft had handheld im sure theyd be separate too unless vita is the same im unaware?Brand New Tomba Slider sets ready for Next Gen Versions of NBA,Madden and Fifa Stay Tuned...Comment
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Nintendo needs to get their account management in order. Appears the we have to use one Nintendo (network?) id for the 3DS/WiiU and another Nintendo Id for the Switch. At least I couldn't get my 3DS account to sync/work on the Switch.
Any idea why these are separate?
Need one single id to rule them all...
The nintendo account used on the switch now is more of a network based account that can be used on multiple systems and purchases are tied to it.
EDIT ---And I imagine they will be sticking with this format going forward ---
I don't know if there was a limitation to how the NNID were set up to change them to more of a network based id or if making changes made them entirely have to overhaul how it works on 3DS/WiiU, but you can link the NNID to your nintendo account on nintendo's website to keep them together in a sense. That way you share the same wallet funds and rewards.Last edited by joet6683; 05-03-2017, 02:10 PM.Comment
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Is that confirmed? Online purchases are tied to account and not console?
Because I didn't buy Mario Kart digital based on it being tied to console. I'm not buying a game twice if something happens.
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The only difference is that unlike XBO/PS4 where you can have a home console that everyone can play your games, while you can play them at the same time on another console...on the switch your games can only be played on the switch you have marked as your "active" console.
But saves are still tied to console...hopefully when they have their full online service in the fall the option for cloud based will be available...Comment
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Lets not go crazy now. I'd pay $20 for it but not much more. Happy its on the Switch.
Glad to see I was wrong about the Switch. I thought I would have no games other than Zelda but I'll have 4 once Playgrounds comes out.Comment
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Nintendo is just dumb about online stuff, but that's hardly news.
MS would keep it the same as well (which they already do between PC/XBox.)badComment
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A unified account system and a simple goal similar to what MS is doing would get me to buy a Switch as soon as I saw one: 'All our catalog games will work on future hardware, you won't have to rebuy them again in this ecosystem'
Then keep on being them, create new hardware to cater to whatever gimmick they want to pursue (waggle, monochrome VR, home/handheld combo, etc). We'd probably own a handheld or two, and probably have a minimal Nintendo offering on every other TV in the house.
Where possible maybe those games would work in the future too, but being able to support their NES/SNES and some of the other catalogs I wouldn't expect would be that difficult. Like music their fans wouldn't even need to pirate, they could sell a large quantity of games to their audience one more time.
Of course all of that vision is quashed by just one higher up saying 'but then we can't sell it to them 3-4 more times over their lifetime, they've already shown they're willing to rebuy them'. So instead people will pay for nostalgia fixes like the NES Classic and just pirate all their games.Comment
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