At first, I was a little irritated at the lack of storage, but it's actually a better set up than the Xbox ONE. with sd card adapter】this micro sd card 512gb comes with an sd card adapter, you can put the micro sd card into the adapter, and then you can use it on any sd card interface. I'm not a fanboy of either company (actually love both), but it's just something that I notice on this site, is that nintendo never does any wrong. Koudai1979 Yea you will def need a sd card for Switch but sounds like you won't need the bigger sized (more expensive) ones.

Spoony_Tech But then people would complain either they didn't need it, or that it wasn't enough for a digital-only. It is quick enough for storing 1080p, 4K, and up to 5K video in action cameras and drones, it adds ample storage to smartphones, game systems, and tablets, and it can function as the boot drive or storage for a kit PC such as the Raspberry Pi. I'm pretty sure my 12GB PS3 Superslim turned off the 12GB when I installed an 80GB drive in there as well.UHS-II and UHS-III cards are backwards compatible with UHS-I, so you could use them in the Deck, but you’d be limited to UHS-I speeds; as such, theres’s little point in spending more to get the newer interfaces. If the plan is to space out releases, 1 game a month, then most of us will be done with games by the time the next game releases. Jaded_Drybones Not "put their foot down" in a harsh and thoughtless manner, but to an extent, and if we have to believe EA and Ubisoft, then they have been in talks for quite a while already, so potential problems like these will more than likely already have been discussed or even ironed out.

Koudai1979 yes I'm fairly certain once you input a new SD card it asks to format it if you want to use it for the Switch.B/c Witcher 3, while it did have 2 DLC packs that added additional quests, also improved the menu about 1 year after it launched. Mikess1 It's not USB-2 It's UHS-II and it just means how quickly the card can be written to and read from.

Anyways, no matter what, memory cards are expensive, and I really wish they took a different approach (I mean this in Sony and Nintendo's lands). But I don't think Nitndo making Switch the new PS3 that only gets the original game, not the updates, is really the way to go. Spoony_Tech they already comfirmed that even if you get physical copies, you will need to install a certain amount onto the systems memory.Full-size SD cards used to be significantly faster than microSD cards, but that isn’t really the case anymore. Keep in mind that the current top of the line SD flash has now reached 300 MB/s, with top of the line microSD currently at around 275 MB/s. That's not to say that Nintendo isn't partially at fault here (since this seems like a foreseeable problem), however a lot of devs also seem to be keen to nickel and dime us. Rock Paper Shotgun is owned by Gamer Network Limited, a ReedPop company and subsidiary of Reed Exhibitions Limited. Unless the Switch release of a game is deliberately staggered, it's going to have the same giant day one patch and further stability and content patches that so many AAA games have these days.

Seeing as both these consoles DO require mandatory installs of games, you obviously need the bigger storage space. Its 128 GB of storage could be sufficient for a novice Switch player or a person who plays only a handful of favorite titles.Just more cost stacking up for the consumer while the memory provided in the bundle hasn't moved on a bit. You keep bringing up points that are either almost completely false, or at the very least partially flawed/slanted.