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well, just add that to a list of things I will never buy.

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>The new Nintendo Switch 2 is almost here. Next month, eager fans will finally be able to get their hands on the highly anticipated follow-up to the wildly popular hybrid console. But before you line up (or frantically refresh your browser for a preorder), you might want to read the fine print, because Nintendo might be able to kill your console.

well, just add that to a list of things I will never buy. Archive: https://archive.today/Sn5ug From the post: >>The new Nintendo Switch 2 is almost here. Next month, eager fans will finally be able to get their hands on the highly anticipated follow-up to the wildly popular hybrid console. But before you line up (or frantically refresh your browser for a preorder), you might want to read the fine print, because Nintendo might be able to kill your console.

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Not surprising. I've been waiting for licensing on their devices so unless you pay yearly you can use the unit. Already common in business IT appliances like routers or software.

I never could understand the problem with hardware modifications. I bought the damn thing, why can't I mod it?

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I agree but their view is that you never owned it. You owned a license to use it.

I feel like that is complete bullshit. I have modded basically any console I have ever owned either via hardware mods or software. If you can't modify it, you don't own it.