And I also never said that the internal storage was too low or a problem, that is what others seem to think. Just more cost stacking up for the consumer while the memory provided in the bundle hasn't moved on a bit.

I think even with Breath of the Wild getting it physical you will need around 4gb to install from what I've heard.I need a powerbank for my phone, but I'd like to have one that is compatible with the Switch too and not sure whether all I need is a USB C cable or if I will need a USB C port on the powerbank. ThanosReXXX The Blu-ray Disc is a closed medium as well, and Sony and Microsoft don't do anything to prevent huge patches, and I don't think they should. The Samsung Evo Select looks like a tasty microSD bargain: as I’m writing this it’s even cheaper than the SanDisk Ultra, despite its higher specs, and its performance in our Aperture Desk Job benchmarks was only behind the elite Samsung Pro Plus and SanDisk Extreme Pro. Not saying I wouldn't want to see that, but honestly, we're talking about very, very simple solutions here.

Robsnoow I also have a 64gb in my 3ds and had to stop dl'ing games because it was almost full as well. instead of small cards that will be full up with dlc and update data deleting stuff to make room all the time.full hd (1920x1080), 4k uhd (3840 x 2160), and 5k uhd (5120 x 2880) support may vary based upon host device, file attributes and other factors. All of our picks are UHS-I; we didn’t test any UHS-II cards because few devices need them, and UHS-II cards are very expensive. I think if anyone were to do measurable tests on audio output you'd have to look outside gaming sites and more towards audiophile sites. They’re static, rotating; hanging off the ceiling, sitting on a shelf; hidden, visible; indoors, outdoors.

everything is beta" Yep, that about sums up modern gaming at least 3rd party gaming (increasingly nintendo too, but not quite there yet. As their name suggests, microSD cards are a smaller version of the standard SD cards used by most digital cameras. Seems they ran out of room on the MicroSD which may be why the 256Gb cards cost more than twice as much for 33% more storage. PanurgeJr No worries man, like I said: no offense, but you certainly had me scratching my head in wonder for a couple of seconds there.The only ones not only isn't that stable but with only one microSD card slot the space could easily get ramp up very quickly. And if those games would be the problems, then they wouldn't be as welcomed as they are, and they are also selling quite nicely, so that's sorely missing what's really going on there. There will always be minor patches, upgrades and of course DLC, free or not, but that is what the internal memory and/or Micro SD cards are for. It stands to reason that cameras that are continuously recording need a memory card that can stand up to the 24/7 usage.

For my Switch I will use a Lexar 128GB from one of my cameras and replace it with another Sandisk EP. It fits easily into my Switch carrying case, something I assume everybody who uses the Switch portably has.Not sure they WILL cover it, but if it were to be covered those are the folks that have proper measuring equipment, and/or relatively skilled double blind testing (with all the subjectivity therein. The fact that the total retail download size for PS4 games is often 20+ GB while BotW tops out at 13GB for the entire game makes me think Nintendo is doing something very different regarding compression. It is pricier than both competitor's models when you factor in giving the system even half the storage space of the other two systems. ThanosReXXX So you're saying Nitnod should purposely tell every 3rd party not to release a game on Switch until about 1 year after it releases on other consoles in case they do a patch to make the game better?