I certainly do! I haven't messed with online too much yet, though! If you'd like, my friend code is SW-5654-1870-9019.

There is a Telegram group that someone started up for furry, Nintendo Switch enthusiasts if you're interested. Though I do have to warn that it can be really active, so you'll want to turn off notifications.

I'll probably pass on the Telegram group but I went ahead and added ya : P

Sure do.

SW-1952-7761-3603

Hmmm...64 GB card went quickly enough. One update...needs more space. -_-

Eesh, I'll say x.x

I'm not happy with the modern approach to gaming, anyhow. Why, just bought a physical copy of the new Guardians of the Galaxy game. And, what does it require doing, right off the bat? Download a freaking 5 GB file. So...that disc. It's basically just a key code and a few k of instructions, like a .bat??? Too many of these games are making a mockery out of what used to be massive storage devices like HDD's. The whole point of getting something physical is so the game is mostly driven by the dedicated disc. But...this situation where three games completely fill a console is only good for those whom work on completing one game over browsing or library collecting.

In fact, I only downloaded two Switch games. Neither should have filled that memory card. Maybe the OS update takes it's toll. Still...I can't believe that a second card is already needed.

Mmhm I agree, it's pretty ridiculous

IF there is another generation of consoles, given this trend, I really do expect them (except for Nintendo) to go Cloud based. The games are just too large and the industry wants to go purely digital and to the cloud, anyhow. That's something I don't like even more then crowding out an HDD. It means giving all control to the makers & hosts. When they decide the game is over, nobody can stop them. They can also decide all price figures with no chance of a used alternative.

There is at least one hope, somewhere on the horizon for local hosting, since games want to be so massive. And that is a beautiful thing called Crystalize Discs. (Or something like that.) These crazy things are quite literally Superman technology. A rather small circle of manufactured crystal. Uses lasers operating into the fifth dimension. Supposedly, they don't wear out like modern DVD's can from overexposure. And have storage capacity into the terabyte range. It shouldn't be too expensive once out of that 'brand new' phase, either. Main question is: Will this technology make the scene before the industry forces everything to be Cloud based? With a world pushing for Wi-Fi in as many places as possible, it may very well be a hard won race on whom makes the finish line, first.

Yeah, having everything on a cloud would suck : /

Not to say that everything about a Cloud based storage system would suck. But...

1) Everything that is yours...is hosted elsewhere.
2) All security that keeps others from browsing, copying/stealing, changing, deleting, using for ransom, etc is completely out of your control.
3) Everything that is yours...could self destruct at any time or remain archived for a billion years. You probably have no true control over that.
4) Anything you pay full price for (games/utilities/software) could be removed at any time for reasons given or not.
5) Lose the internet, lose access to your stuff.
6) Probably a monthly subscription/maintenance fee.
7) If some company that is hosting your Cloud should happen to go bankrupt...everything you have with them (probably) goes away.
8) Bad internet days means poor to no computing anything for you.
9) Other bad stuff.

On the positive side, you can...

1) Access your whole personal virtual computer anywhere in the world.
2) Probably do it from a super light weight and powerful smart phone.
3) A game that is ten trillion GigaBytes is someone else's problem about hosting.
4) Multi-person hosting support.
5) Some other good things I'm not thinking of, right now.

The going under bit was instantly came to my mind some years back, when that Vudu service was stating that you trade your physical DVD's and Blu-Rays into a Wal-Mart for eternal access to the on-line version. In fact, the only advantage I could see in that was in no longer having to dedicate cubic feet of home space to the storage of such media. Which is also the beauty of crystaline discs. A few of those that can fit in my hand can store a whole BlockBuster store's worth of movie titles. And I don't need high speed...functional internet on a monthly fee basis to access it.

Sw-sw-switccccch....?

i do but havent done much in terms of online

I don't get the Nintendo Switch until my 28th birthday on August 26th, wonder if you will still be playing some then... @_@

Most likely, lemme know when you've got it!

Will do! Like to think I'm pretty good at Mario Kart, I have a very competitive spirit! Can't wait to tear into Tekken 7 with King on June 2nd on my PS4~