It's unlikely we are missing any keys. Due to rcm mode, we practically have access to the entire system. With the right apps for rcm, you could even mount the switch internal storage and take a look at it. And if we are missing some, it won't be very long until we find them. So it likely we could do that. However, we still don't know every single nook and cranny that Nintendo has implemented into their telemetry system. Which could mean the might be able to figure out if you own that title or not, and if you don't they could ban you. Plus the scene is still very young, so implementation of that hasn't even occurred.
Oh, this is quite useful! One question, why are all of the decimal points popping up as commas?
Really? Didn't know that. You learn something new everyday. Thanks for the infoBecause we use commas in the rest of the world
Really? Didn't know that. You learn something new everyday. Thanks for the info
Don't know how well I can speak for others, but comparing the 2 numbers against each other, the trimmed one must be lower than the untrimmed one logically speaking. Thus I was able to deduce that the commas were acting like decimal points (however at this point I didn't know why and I didn't want to make any assumptions). I leave the choice up to you, its not as if the world revolves around AmericaGuess we should remove the decimals and just round the MB to avoid confusion?
To answer your question: Are backup loaders actually necessary?
No they are not, you do know there is place called:
They carry things called 'Switch Game Cartridges', all nicely labelled and boxed up for you. -- Don't worry if you don't have the cash, there is 'backup ways' to get your goodies!
for me a backup loader is needed, because piracy is what I want, I will not cloak my intentions on backup loading or playing the games I buy, I just want free games on my brick that I barely use
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