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Yes but the more expensive device is better in every conceivable way, it's a PC instead of a locked down walled garden that only exists as a platform for ninten
by cheeseomlit 3y ago
Yes but the more expensive device is better in every conceivable way, it's a PC instead of a locked down walled garden that only exists as a platform for nintendo products. Just because someone owns a Deck doesn't mean they would otherwise own a switch, I own a Deck and haven't remotely considered buying any nintendo hardware since gamecube. If I couldn't emulate switch games I just wouldn't play them.
- prophesi 3y agoAnecdotally, the friends that I know who have a gaming PC own a Switch as well. The one guy running TotK @ 4K/60FPS on their rig was also the first to preorder the game. But we're all in our 30's with decent salaries.
- gamblor956 3y agoIf I couldn't emulate switch games I just wouldn't play them. And Nintendo is okay with that. If you're never going to be a paying customer, they don't care what you think.
- Dylan16807 3y agoThey didn't say they wouldn't be a paying customer. Regardless of that particular commenter, many paying customers of Nintendo have the same attitude that they will only emulate switch games.
- mcphage 3y ago> many paying customers of Nintendo have the same attitude that they will only emulate switch games I think “many” is probably a bit much.
- mcphage 3y ago> If I couldn't emulate switch games I just wouldn't play them. Given this discussion started around whether to boycott Nintendo or not, it seems that you're not a Nintendo customer at all. So I'm not really sure what you would be boycotting?
- cheeseomlit 3y agoI'm just chiming in to dispute the 'Deck owner with a switch emulator = lost sales' point that was made, but yes I've already been unconsciously 'boycotting' them for a while now.