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For what it's worth, I don't recall the Nintendo Switch ever giving me such trouble. Creating local accounts and playing offline has been smooth for me. But I n
by falcor84 2y ago
For what it's worth, I don't recall the Nintendo Switch ever giving me such trouble. Creating local accounts and playing offline has been smooth for me. But I never tried Minecraft on it.
- exitnode 2y agoThanks for mentioning that! I have no experience with this console but a friend already recommended me looking into the Switch. Need to confirm that what you say also applies to Minecraft on the Switch and then I would do the...well...switch.
- ViktorRay 2y agoThe Switch 2 is coming out in a few months. We don’t know much of anything about that console yet and how Minecraft would work on it though.
- bitwize 2y agoEven the Switch needs periodic system and game updates. These tend to be small because the OS and games are small (compared to those on eighth- and ninth-generation consoles from Microsoft and Sony). More promising in terms of the old-school "plug in and play" experience is Evercade, who can get away with it because their titles are mainly licensed, emulated retro games that aren't changing any time soon.
- jerlam 2y agoThe Switch doesn't rely so much on AAA and live-service games like other consoles that have large amounts of graphics and voice content, since it's not powerful enough to run them (and the customer base is different).