obviously he is trolling lolFound them? LOL what they grow on trees or you found them laying around
Switch Lites count, which is what half of mine are.If we're talking about light switches then yea
yeah I know.obviously he is trolling lol
nope I'm notobviously he is trolling lol
Don't know what you want to find out but we played with 8 players at work multiple times and it worked quite well if you're in the same room.As of about a month ago, I now have enough Switches to have an 8-player local game of Mario Kart where everyone gets their own screen. I'm considering getting more Switches for 12 players, but not sure if I should get full-size Switches or if Switch Lites would work. I know 12 players in LAN mode requires an ethernet connection for each Switch. I work in a classroom (I'm a TA), and would prefer it to where I could just hand a Switch to a student and not have to worry about anything else. I think I can do that in online mode and just create a room for the class.
My Switches:
- OLED - current main Switch
- OLED - bought it for work
- Launch model - old main Switch (hackable, but never been hacked)
- Launch model - my hacked switch
- Switch Lite (Gray) - secondary Switch with my main account, for when I just want to play on a Switch Lite
- Switch Lite (Turquoise) - bought it for work
- Switch Lite (Yellow) - bought it for work
- Switch Lite (Coral) - bought it for work
Do you have any experience with 12 players? That's my next milestone, but I don't know if LAN or online would be the better way for a classroom. If I can get away with buying just Switch Lites, that would be ideal.Don't know what you want to find out but we played with 8 players at work multiple times and it worked quite well if you're in the same room.
either trolling or a thief lolAlso found about 12 360s as well as 9 gamecubes
Dumpster diverMy guess: Hoarder or "exceptional enthousiast"?
Not surprising, considering how popular the Wii was with non-gamers.Dumpster diver