Was this written by AI or can the author not spell?

This article falsely attributes pricing decisions made by third party publishers to Nintendo.

Quote from: George on December 27, 2023, 23:16:08I'm actually rather amazed and shocked that 'alternate' cartridges for the Switch have not made their way to the market some time ago.

In my understanding if one really had this tech he'd never go on youtube to give Nintendo time to prepare software update and patch it.
So I'm taking it with a huge grain of salt, it's not the first Switch fake on the Internet.

I'm actually rather amazed and shocked that 'alternate' cartridges for the Switch have not made their way to the market some time ago.

Even E-tailers (like Amazon) sell alternate multimega (+100) game cartridges for Nintendo's older systems and almost countless 'retro handhelds' offer equally countless pirated game titles ready to play and enjoy on those systems.

One would think that the impact of modern mobile gaming (IE: cell phones) would eventually spread to Nintendo's eco-system in that asking >$5 a title is considered a outlandish ripoff let alone over 10x that.

"While piracy is never good for the industry"
Hard disagree. There have been multiple pieces of software and other media that failed to work due to some kind of DRM and piracy actually made them usable.

Meh, probably yet another Nintendo marketing trick to attract attention to aging handheld.