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I have a 256 gb sd card my son was using for his switch. We had no issues with it, until he installed the new Pokemon scarlet. After that, the game would corrupt and have to be restored. After I took the SD card out, and reinstalled the game locally, all issues went away.
My question is, is this "officially licensed" SD card somehow different or built for the switch? Or is it simply a branding thing? Thanks!
I have a 256 gb sd card my son was using for his switch. We had no issues with it, until he installed the new Pokemon scarlet. After that, the game would corrupt and have to be restored. After I took the SD card out, and reinstalled the game locally, all issues went away.
My question is, is this "officially licensed" SD card somehow different or built for the switch? Or is it simply a branding thing? Thanks!
Just branding. But you could just have a bad SD card or a bad installation
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I have a 256 gb sd card my son was using for his switch. We had no issues with it, until he installed the new Pokemon scarlet. After that, the game would corrupt and have to be restored. After I took the SD card out, and reinstalled the game locally, all issues went away.
My question is, is this "officially licensed" SD card somehow different or built for the switch? Or is it simply a branding thing? Thanks!
I have a 256 gb sd card my son was using for his switch. We had no issues with it, until he installed the new Pokemon scarlet. After that, the game would corrupt and have to be restored. After I took the SD card out, and reinstalled the game locally, all issues went away.
My question is, is this "officially licensed" SD card somehow different or built for the switch? Or is it simply a branding thing? Thanks!
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