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Which is to say: you had to wait for years for them to come out on Switch, and then pay again. Forever.
by maybeOneDay 4y ago
Which is to say: you had to wait for years for them to come out on Switch, and then pay again. Forever.
- mattl 4y agoNo, I’m pretty sure they were available very early after I bought the Switch console. Maybe within a year? Late 2006 I bought the Wii and then the Wii U in 2014 and now I pay the family plan at maybe $70 a year? Doesn’t seem different to buying songs on iTunes in 2006 and now paying for Apple Music every month now.
- maybeOneDay 4y agoIt was 18 months between launch of the Switch and of NSO, so we can split the difference :) I disagree. You should as far as I'm aware be able to still use those songs
- mattl 4y agoDepending on where you live it’s very possible iTunes songs had DRM in 2006 so you’re limited to playing those everywhere. Does anyone do this as you’d like to see it with software? Maybe Valve?
- maybeOneDay 4y agoI agree that DRM isn't ideal either. Well, it's not that anyone is necessarily perfect. But the other major console players certainly seem better - if I bought a PS4 game a few years ago then I can reasonably expect to still play it on PS6 and probably onwards. X360 games have been brought back to life by MSoft. Steam is generally pretty good yeah but it doesn't have the issue of consecutive consoles to deal with.
- mattl 4y agoI’m not sure if every Microsoft released Xbox or Xbox 360 or Xbox One or Xbox One X game is available on Xbox Series S/X?