Nintendo Switch thread - Part 2

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KingOfSbw said:
Nintendosoup is official website meh?
I believe soon Nintendo will officially announced why such diff le ba

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i mean the xenoblade chronicles 2 official web site. just sharing the additional link for ppl to read.

don't think nintendo will announce why got such difference. previously for overcooked 2, supposedly there was code to be included in all PO.

however for singapore, the physical copy inside don't have. it's the same issue as torna golden country. the stock that we got doesn't include the code.

i read some forums and gamefaqs, it seems that for singapore or SEA, there are some games that have PO bonus for UK or US, but SEA don't get it
 
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Wah thats sux le haizz
Seems mus get from amazon then more worth it le

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guys just wondering, if SL and SR button the feel is very soft, like its abit stuck inside already, can go to maxsoft to replace? its like finger cannot feel the button is pressed but it is though...resulting in the need to exert more force to press the button...

the buttons are working though...
 
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https://nintendosoup.com/heres-why-...missing-expansion-pass-codes-in-some-regions/

HERE’S WHY XENOBLADE CHRONICLES 2: TORNA MIGHT BE MISSING EXPANSION PASS CODES IN SOME REGIONS

Previously, we reported that the physical release of Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country in several regions does not come with a download code for expansion pass content. These regions include Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian nations – where Active Boeki/Maxsoft manages the distribution of Nintendo games.

Since then, we have received new information that clarifies why such copies are missing the download codes. To be specific, a source who wishes to stay anonymous told NintendoSoup about what could be happening behind the scenes.

They highlighted the following points:

Active Boeki/Maxsoft have access to US, EU and MSE (Middle East/Southeast Asia) versions of Nintendo-published games. Usually, Nintendo offers MSE versions at a cheaper wholesale cost.

Active Boeki/Maxsoft have no control over the contents of the MSE version. They only talk to Nintendo about which version they will be distributing.

For previous games like Bayonetta 2, Active Boeki/Maxsoft decided to distribute both the US and MSE versions. The US copies included a download code for Bayonetta 1, but cost more at retail ($59). Meanwhile, the MSE copies did not come with a download code, but cost less at retail ($49).

For ‘Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country’, Active Boeki/Maxsoft decided not to import the US version for unknown reasons.


Based on this information, we now have a slightly clearer picture of the situation:

Active Boeki/Maxsoft decided to distribute ONLY the MSE copies of ‘Torna – The Golden Country’ to Southeast Asia and the Middle East. This presumably lets them offer the game at a lower cost than imported US/EU copies.

However, it was Nintendo’s decision to leave out expansion pass codes from the MSE copies. Active Boeki/Maxsoft could not ask for the codes to be included.


In the future, it might be helpful for customers to take note of these points about Nintendo games in countries like Singapore, Malaysia, and Saudi Arabia.
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KingOfSbw said:
Wah thats sux le haizz
Seems mus get from amazon then more worth it le
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yeah, when it comes to Nintendo, i personally don't support local. i may not get the local warranty but to me it's BS anyway.

and it is a risk i am willing to take since been given the middle finger from them for supporting so many Nintendo product generations. gave up on them. all they care is your money in their bank account.

i said this a few times but it's of course not a popular opinion.
 
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i think for xb2 just get the season pass with tons of stuff together with the dlc is better.

unless u die die want physical copy.
 
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Anyone subscribed to Switch Online, which region did you subscribed to, and can you still switch your region to access other e-shops?
 
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Pyre said:
yeah, when it comes to Nintendo, i personally don't support local. i may not get the local warranty but to me it's BS anyway.

and it is a risk i am willing to take since been given the middle finger from them for supporting so many Nintendo product generations. gave up on them. all they care is your money in their bank account.

i said this a few times but it's of course not a popular opinion.
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This is the truth! :s13:
 
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Nemesismaster said:
Guys I left Nintendo switch family already. I am not happy due to need to pay for just being online.
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To be fair they need money to maintain the servers.

What isnt right is them making us pay for this to have some sort of backup capabilities

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