Nintendo Is "Acting To Protect The Industry" With Switch 2 Game Key Cards, Says Ex-Capcom Composer

Nintendo Is "Acting To Protect The Industry" With Switch 2 Game Key Cards, Says Ex-Capcom Composer

"It becomes easier for other companies to follow suit" - Since Switch 2 launched, one of the hottest topics has been Game Key Cards – physical items which ...

Ex-Capcom Dev Defends Switch 2 Keycards, Says Physical Format Isn’t Always Longer-Lasting

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Ex-Capcom developer defends Game-Key Cards

Composer and former Capcom developer Masakazu Sugimori has defended Nintendo’s Game-Key Card initiative claiming that the Game-Key Cards “protect the game and digital entertainment industries as a whole.” Standing in defence of digital he says “can non-digital goods be used forever? For the most part, no. Physical things have a lifespan, and they eventually break. Digital… Read More »Ex-Capcom developer defends Game-Key Cards Source

Former Capcom developer believes Nintendo's controversial decisions aren't out of greed but a desire to 'protect the industry'

The Switch 2 was released back in June of this year. Leading up to this window, Nintendo faced a lot of scrutiny from fans regarding the pricing of the console and some of its games. Indeed, the Switch 2 can currently be picked up for $449.99 in the United States. Of course, those that want the Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart Bundle could get it at $499.99 instead.

Former Capcom dev defends Game-Key Cards, says Nintendo is trying to "protect the game industry"

That's a bold stance, Cotton