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Emulate it. I'm pretty sure that there are active forks of Switch emulators that lay low.
Nintendo has always had my favorite exclusives. My whole life, I’ve been guiding Mario, Link, and Kirby directly into pits hundreds of times a day. I just don’t think I can keep feeding Nintendos greed anymore and I’m a little sad that that part of my life might be over.
Pirate it, then store it? Then you could keep all your favourites forever.
I’m playing it on the Switch 1
On Switch 2 you get only HDR and 4K,no new textures or better graphics. You pay $10 to utilize the console you bought over a game you have.
On Switch 3 you will need to buy it again, only for $ 120.
The flood of remakes and remasters shows how the innovation in large gaming corporations has run dry.
That's a little disingenuous. There are other gameplay features added for the Switch 2 version.
You mean the app guide and building sharing through QR? That's on your phone. I speak for BOTW and TOTK.
You pay $10 to utilize the console you bought over a game you have.
I've read this sentence like 10 times, and I just don't get it. What are you saying here?
Either wait for the switch 4, or just port it to pc and enjoy
just don't give this company any more money at this point in time.
Just buy a PC. Then you don't have to wonder about this sort of nonsense.
E: you can safely ignore this exchange, I was wrong, Switch 2 is backwards compatible and the "enhanced editions" are only $10 for the upgrade.
Don't buy, build. It's easier than a Lego set, and extremely satisfying when it boots up for the first time. Plus by hand picking all your parts you can ensure that you have high quality components that will last you a long time.
How are you going to build something you haven't bought?
You know what I mean, wiseass. 😂
It's not difficult but it is complicated, and requires specialized knowledge.
Im going to emulate this. Recently I was able to afford me a new PC with a Ryzen 5600X CPU with a RX 7600 GPU, it's time to gaming for me.
I bought it at release and emulated it 2 days after. Much smoother on PC, even with shader recompiling. Only reason I did it was to remove the duplication patches, but the improved graphics fidelity was a major side benefit.
Patient gamers FTW!
If you already have a Switch then play it now. If you don't, then wait.
Nintendo fucked me over with the WiiU and Zelda BotW... won't buy anything from them ever again
What did they do?
They released a game for a console you already owned, and then released it again on the new console, and people got mad? I dunno.
I loved my Wii U, and loved playing BotW on it. I guess it wasn't designed to use the control pad in any special way, which was a bit of a drag, but it played great.
I'm still waiting for xbox 12 before getting skyrim...
For me the answer is pretty clear, right now with my overclocked Switch 1, I get above 40 FPS most of the time (60 in certain areas) with BOTW and also I am using Fizeau to improve the colors to make it look more like a Switch OLED (it even looks great on the TV), I don't expect TOTK being too different.
40 FPS? lol thats sad
It is pretty good for a system that is capped at 30 FPS though, and 40 FPS is the very minimum it reaches, it usually stays around 50-60, but we all already knew the Switch 1 internals were underclocked.
I think I could aim for a more stable 60 FPS but my Switch still has the OG thermal paste and the environment where I live is hot, so I am more than comfortable with what I can get without harming my Switch in this scenario.