I’m content with Chinatown Wars on DS and GTA V on PC in the meantime. Noire when that went out of print, but I would have happily paid full price (hell, even more than that for a 32GB release) for an honest physical edition.

I may consider grabbing it for AU$30 or less as I did L.A. The least cheapskate developers could do is issue 32GB carts for the initial prints and then cut corners if they are so adamant on producing a budget-priced release later (similar to how Ubisoft and Bandai reissue previous physical releases as code-in-a-case editions later on).įor now, I’ll be skipping GTA as I do not wish to reward Rockstar or encourage this sort of anti-consumer behaviour, as it sets an unfortunate precedent for future entries in the franchise on the platform. Sadly, I think Carnival Games is their only Switch release with the whole game on the cart. GTA is an easy pass with Rockstar/Take Two cheaping out on the carts.

Just Pokémon (as underwhelming as it is) and Game & Watch for me. Here's the lineup: World War Z - November 2nd Tunche - November 2nd Demon Turf - November 4th Just Dance 2022 - November 4th A Boy & His Blob - November 4th Animal Crossing: Happy Home Paradise - November 5th Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic - November 11th Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - November 11th Shin Megami Tensei V - November 12th Zelda Game & Watch - November 12th Marsupilami: Hoobadventure - November 16th NASCAR Heat Ultimate Edition+ - November 19th Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Pokémon Shining Pearl - November 19th Death's Door - November 23rd Asterix & Obelix: Slap Them All! - November 25th There's even some hardware - Nintendo's Zelda Game & Watch. We've got some neat indies like Demon Turf and Death's Door to look forward to, a number of old classics return including KOTOR, GTA and Diamond & Pearl, and to top it off the Switch exclusive Shin Megami Tensei V. November is looking to be a very exciting month in the world of Nintendo. Great news, but this update also comes with some consequences for the modding scene regarding mods dependent on the popular utility Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE).

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