DoucheBagMcSwag@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on 18 Feb 2024 11:51
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Then obviously no
Link@rentadrunk.org
on 18 Feb 2024 14:04
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I believe the switch emulators support online local play. So if a game supports multiple switches connecting to each other without using the internet, then you can use this to play online instead with other emulator users.
However, if you want to connect to Nintendo’s servers that isn’t possible.
averyminya@beehaw.org
on 18 Feb 2024 21:31
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Think about it this way, you won’t have to be paying $20 a year for Nintendo’s servers and access to games you’ve been able to play for 40 years
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Apparently Eurogamer and Bloomberg have also corroborated, so I’m more likely to believe it. The rumors are plentiful while we wait!
Should I get an oled red/ blue or Mario red?
Mario Red is the way
Why would anyone buy a brand new Switch in 2024, just buy a used one
New can be had for the same price as one on eBay it seems.
“Sources:” ok lol
Bummer. I’m waiting to get the new one
I held off on getting a Switch because I thought, “Surely they’ll release an updated version with a better SoC soon.” It’s been 7 years…
Maybe it was my mistake viewing this thing as a mobile device more than a game console.
Just get a steam deck. Switch emulation is pretty good on it and you get being able to emulate…gestures at everything
What about online play?
Then obviously no
I believe the switch emulators support online local play. So if a game supports multiple switches connecting to each other without using the internet, then you can use this to play online instead with other emulator users.
However, if you want to connect to Nintendo’s servers that isn’t possible.
Think about it this way, you won’t have to be paying $20 a year for Nintendo’s servers and access to games you’ve been able to play for 40 years