Writing in a Bluesky thread discussing the performance of the Outlaws' Switch 2 port [which is only available as a download ...

The use of Switch 2's widely-disliked Game-Key Cards was defended by a Ubisoft developer who worked on the Nintendo port of Star Wars Outlaws. More like this Star Wars Outlaws - Nintendo Switch 2 & PC ...

Many of us have a few things to say about the Nintendo Switch 2's controversial game key cards, which don't actually contain game data, and instead trigger a download from the Nintendo eShop when they ...

TL;DR: The Nintendo Switch 2's Game Key cards, offering download codes instead of full physical games, sparked debate among collectors. Ubisoft chose this format for Star Wars Outlaws due to ...

Final Fantasy VII Remake Director Naoki Hamaguchi, says devs hate the slow loading speed on Nintendo Switch 2 carts, driving ...

In an interview with JP Games, Naoki Hamaguchi – who co-directed Final Fantasy 7 Remake, directed Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and is directing the as-yet untitled final game in the remake trilogy – was ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. One Ubisoft developer has explained why Star Wars Outlaws on Switch 2 will rely on Game Key Cards instead of standard cartridges, citing technical ...

The conversation about game-key cards has been rocky. But even after Star Wars Outlaws releasing on the Switch 2, it's best ...

In a nutshell: Game-key cards continue to be a contentious issue within the Switch 2 ecosystem. According to Ubisoft representatives, downloading a newly purchased game from the internet is the ...

A Ubisoft developer has explained why Star Wars Outlaws on Nintendo Switch 2 uses Game-Key Cards instead of including the full game on cartridge. Rob Bantin, an audio architect at Ubisoft, addressed ...

The good news? Star Wars Outlaws is now available on Nintendo Switch 2. The bad news? The physical version is, yes, you guessed it — a Game-Key Card. Star Wars Outlaws was first released in August ...

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