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Out of curiosity, are the keys you need for Skyline unique for a Switch device or unique for a game? (meaning the specific instance of a game that you installed
by xg15 4y ago
Out of curiosity, are the keys you need for Skyline unique for a Switch device or unique for a game? (meaning the specific instance of a game that you installed on your particular Switch)
Because if it's the latter, you'd have to buy a game anyway before you could play it on the emulator, is that correct?
- str3wer 4y agoyou need two type of keys: prod.keys which is universally used by the switch consoles(one file for multiple devices) title.keys which contains specific keys required by games(one file for one game)
- xg15 4y agoAh, that makes sense. Are the keys in title.keys specific to the instance of the game you bought or is there one key (that you could get from a website/torrent/etc) that works for all copies of a particular game? I'm asking because if you'd have to buy the game anyway, then I don't see how Nintendo would even have a revenue loss from the emulator. If there is no revenue loss, then the decision seems to be solely about control.