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Okay, so here we are with the Nintendo Switch 2 saga, and believe it or not, it’s all about those tiny little game cartridges. Yeah, the kind you might’ve swallowed as a kid if your parents weren’t watching. Right now, developers have got just one size to play with — 64 GB. Sounds decent, right? But some folks seem to think it’s a big deal. Or maybe it isn’t. Who knows.
Honestly, this single-size thing has thrown quite a few developers into a loop. It’s like giving someone a huge pizza when they only wanted a slice. They don’t need all that space and end up using these game-key cards instead. Basically, those are just fancy licenses to download the game. I can hear some of you groaning already — and yeah, Nintendo fans have been pretty vocal about this. Since day one, really.
Anyway — or wait, was it supposed to be “however”? — there might be a light at the end of the tunnel. Macronix, a Taiwanese firm (their name always makes me think of spaghetti, but that’s just me), is hinting at larger storage options. They’re talking about fancy tech stuff like MLC NAND and 3D NAND. No idea what that means, but it sounds impressive. And it might mean we’ll see options beyond the current ones. Fingers crossed.
Now, this shift could be huge, especially if we’re looking at moving away from those game-key cards. You know, the cards everyone’s been griping about. More storage could mean actual game data finds a new home on the cartridge itself. Imagine that, less downloading, more actual playing. And who doesn’t want that?
Nintendo, bless them, hasn’t just been sitting on their laurels, letting people complain into the void. They’ve been out there, actively asking folks what they think about these game-key cards. Surveys and all. They’re on it, worldwide — like in Japan and the West. Seems they’re really trying to suss out what the players are thinking. Maybe they’ve got some grand plan or maybe… they just want everyone to chill out.
End of the day, if these new cartridges happen, and fans get what they want, maybe we can all move on to moaning about something new. Isn’t that just how it goes with tech?
