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WWE 2K25 (Nintendo Switch 2 Code in Box) on sale for
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WWE 2K25 (Nintendo Switch 2 Code in Box) on sale for
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About this Game:- Rule Beyond The Ring: Step beyond the ropes onto The Island, an immersive WWE-themed world with epic arenas, challenges, and live events. Battle to join The Bloodline with Roman Reigns as you upgrade your MySuperstar.
- 2K Showcase: The Bloodline's Dynasty: Hosted by Paul Heyman, relive legendary clashes and dream matches featuring The Bloodline.
- Expanded Gameplay: Intergender wrestling debuts! Plus, chain wrestling returns, alongside new match types like Underground and Bloodline Rules.
- MyGM Goes Worldwide: Now with online multiplayer! Draft Superstars, manage rosters, and lead your brand through multi-week seasons.
- Your Universe, Your Way: Enhanced control with commentary-driven promos, branching choices, and dynamic cutscenes.
- A Unified MyRise: Play a singular multi-gender storyline as top Superstars invade NXT, featuring new environments, unlockables, and ally storylines.
- A Roster for the Ages: Over 300+ Superstars, Legends, and Hall of Famers, including Seth Rollins, Undertaker, Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, and Jade Cargill.
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Nintendo has also never offered game-key cards before, so that doesn't mean that something new couldn't happen. Unzipping and installing a game off the physical cartridge could make physical game collectors happy, while overcoming the limitations of the media format.
Again, it's what other platforms have been doing for years.
You sound like a Nintendrone so I don't really expect you to comprehend this concept.
You sound full of yourself, so I don't expect you fully understand that in order for a company to maximize their profits they will choose the option that cost less, such as both code in box and game key card. Game key card and code in box are newer and cheaper options so companies are not going to choose the more expensive option when releasing their game in a physical format/box.
Also how am I a Nintendrone, when what I've said so far have been matter of facts? Regardless of what you or I believe to be the better option, companies will 99% of the time choose the option that brings in the most profits.
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[edit2: The link you shared said nothing about unzipping files, as consoles from Playstation, Xbox, and Nintendo, can't even read zipped files in the first place. Nor has there been zipped files on discs for console before.]
You sound full of yourself, so I don't expect you fully understand that in order for a company to maximize their profits they will choose the option that cost less, such as both code in box and game key card. Game key card and code in box are newer and cheaper options so companies are not going to choose the more expensive option when releasing their game in a physical format/box.
Also how am I a Nintendrone, when what I've said so far have been matter of facts? Regardless of what you or I believe to be the better option, companies will 99% of the time choose the option that brings in the most profits.
[edit1: grammar]
[edit2: The link you shared said nothing about unzipping files, as consoles from Playstation, Xbox, and Nintendo, can't even read zipped files in the first place. Nor has there been zipped files on discs for console before.]
Game publishers should worry about keeping you happy, you're their customer and without you they will be closing their doors.
I called you a Nintendrone because everything you say is in specific reference to Nintendo consoles as if there is no other platform. You talk as if something on a Nintendo console is the only way things have ever been and ever will be. You specifically said "physical games have never needed to be installed" and I debunked that already, because I think outside of Nintendo.
I'm using a general term "unzipped" in referencing compressed files. Xbox and PlayStation install compressed files off a disc.
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