Other consoles and PCs are not portable, and Apple devices do in fact work this way, so it’s not like there is no precedent.

This is correct. But more devastating if you do have children that are trying to play at the same time, is that they lose access to their save data even if you do use airplane mode tricks. Only the primary account on a secondary switch has access to their saves.

I expected something more similar to Apple, which allows you to have your software on multiple devices. That was my only experience with multiple systems in the past.

Yes, but people like me who buy a second Switch are also the kind of customers who spend a lot of other money on Nintendo products. At the moment I’m literally going to be holding off on buying more Nintendo games and systems because I don’t believe I will be able to use them effectively.

Sounds perfect if you toss some artichokes on there too...

I am returning mine as well. Hopefully Nintendo sees a flood of this early.

The right answer is “there is no best way” if you’re in a multi-user situation with digital games, until Nintendo decides to change to far more reasonable policies. My girls can’t play two different digital games at the same time without Internet gymnastics, and even if they could, the secondary designation BLOCKS…

They’re practically screaming “we made this game but we realized that we have no idea how to get our money back on it” at this point, right?

Honestly was a little disappointed to find out this was a typo haha. I mean I like 5 and 6 more than unit stacks, but I still found myself anticipating the eventual Switch port of 4 when I read that.

Are we absolutely, 100% sure that additional episodes are even coming?

I’m not sure citing those three games is a GOOD thing, given their sparse and difficult-to-understand stories.

Man I hate driving and am a hyper-advocate for letting robots take over driving as soon as their fatality rates are lower than humans (probably already are), but geez those are stark statistics that even I haven’t heard somehow. Especially that 1 in 77 one. I already have my highway totaling checked off (not my fault) …

Right? I love how keeping anything more than 4-5 car lengths back from someone in front of you for, you know, a react-able cushion in case something surprising happens, serves as an invitation for someone to speed around you in some places.

I color code all my info. Green means go. So I know to go ahead and shut up about it. Orange, means orange you glad you didn’t bring it up. Most colors mean don’t say it.

I left an iPad untouched for well over a month and it basically didn’t lose any power at all. Dunno what mysticism underlies their tech, but it’s good.

My wife makes homemade cheez-it’s essentially the same way with almond flour or some other wacky substitute. They’re good!

2K did us all a favor with their sale last year, and made it perfectly clear that most people value this microtransaction-saturated experience at $3. As long as they’re not backing off the microtransactions and marketing thereof, I’m not buying this game for more than $3, and they’ll never get a dime from me in…

You and me both, brother. :)

LET ME PET THE CATS DANG IT

I agree that given the context of history, it’s a very cool experience. I won’t go far as to call it a must-play haha, but it’s definitely an underrated game as far as the attention it gets for what it was able to do!