US EditionBuyers Beware: Used Switch 2 Consoles Could Be Banned Due to Use of MIG Cartridges
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The Nintendo Switch 2 continues to beat sales records after exceeding five million units in its first month of release. However, a technical theme has generated controversy among its users: the console blocks some of its functions by detecting MIG Flash cartridges, traditionally used to store video game backup copies of video games. The post Nintendo Switch 2 will be blocked if it detects MIG Flash cartridges appeared first on ::Tolima Online::.
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The other week we learned that those who wanted to hack games for the Switch 2 were going to encounter an unpleasant surprise. Apparently, the Switch 2 can detect and identify if you’re using the so-called MIG cartridges to hack, which means that the console is immediately vetoed for online use. It’s probably quite reasonable for most people, but there are consequences that affect even honest customers. My Nintendo News reports that customers wh…
Buyers beware: Used Switch 2 consoles could be banned due to use of MIG cartridges
The other week we learned that those who wanted to pirate games for the Switch 2 were in for an unpleasant surprise. Apparently, the Switch 2 can detect and identify if you are using so-called MIG cartridges for piracy, which means that the console is immediately banned from online use. That's probably pretty reasonable to most people, but there are consequences that affect even honest customers. My Nintendo News reports that customers who boug…
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