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Following A Switch 2 Firmware Update, Super Mario Bros. Wonder Is Reportedly Completely Unplayable Offline

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In a rather interesting twist, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Super Mario Bros. Wonder, the 2023 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Nintendo Switch exclusive, is seemingly unplayable on the recently released 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Nintendo Switch 2 after a new firmware update. It is the latest development in what has quickly become a rather controversial situation with Switch 2 owners🐟 who prefer physical games media.

Th♐e Switch 2 Physical Game Release Situation 🎀Is Dire

The last bastion for physical media is introducing blank game-👍key cards.

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, the organization "Does it play?" following the Switch 2's latest firmware update (20.2.0). Other first party games sꦡeemingly work, save for Wonder.

Nintendo crossed a line. Our findings show, they have the power to retroactively block legally bought physical games from working without updates AND THEY DID SO! Multiple times. Following the introduction of Trojan Horse "game-key card", this is another attack on physical media. —

In a follow-up posted to Bluesky, 𓆉the group, which aims to report on whether a game can b🍎e played completely offline without the need for any sort of additional downloads, said Nintendo "crossed a line."

"This is another attack on🎃 physical media," the group wrote in part.

Interestingly enough, this isn't the first Switch 2-related game story involving Nint♓endo and unstated communication to happen this week.

Beyond Apparently "Deliberately" Blocking Wonder, Nintendo Can Also Revoke Games, Too

Earlier this week, a Switch 2 user found out first-hand that Nintendo can and will "revꦜoke" a game🧔 that has been bundled with the system. They learned that after returning their system, which was bundled with Mario Kart World, that the new system wouldn't let them download the game outright. Instead, they were required to go to the Set🌳tings menu to claim back the game that they had purchased with the system.

That's because the game is seemingly tied to the console itself and not your actual user account, making things all the more conf🍎using when it comes to ownership. Throw in the whole Game Key Card situation, and things hౠave not been exactly smooth.