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popularsuicideskull posted Jul 14, 2026 9:55 PM
Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (Nintendo Swich 2, Game-Key Card) - $29.93 @ Amazon
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Do I own the game, or not? If I own the game, how do I lend it to a friend for he weekend?
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1) You can still download from Wii Shop and it's ~20 years old
2) If you had the game on your Switch 2 and sold it locally, you can transfer it to the buyers system locally. "Match Version with Local Users"
3) If 20 years down the road you want to keep it. You could buy multiple 1tb+ cards assumedly on the cheap and keep the data on them or on your PC by backing up the "Nintendo" folder.
However, if you want to use/sell in 30 years from now, only have the card, no storage backup, yes, its probably worthless.
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1) You can still download from Wii Shop and it's ~20 years old
2) If you had the game on your Switch 2 and sold it locally, you can transfer it to the buyers system locally. "Match Version with Local Users"
3) If 20 years down the road you want to keep it. You could buy multiple 1tb+ cards assumedly on the cheap and keep the data on them or on your PC by backing up the "Nintendo" folder.
However, if you want to use/sell in 30 years from now, only have the card, no storage backup, yes, its probably worthless.
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WiiU PURCHASES have shut down. Not the ability to download previous purchased titles.
You can transfer Switch and Switch 2 data locally. I'm not aware of this feature for WiiU. I gave you the exact name of the feature so you could google it.
1) You can still download from Wii Shop and it's ~20 years old
2) If you had the game on your Switch 2 and sold it locally, you can transfer it to the buyers system locally. "Match Version with Local Users"
3) If 20 years down the road you want to keep it. You could buy multiple 1tb+ cards assumedly on the cheap and keep the data on them or on your PC by backing up the "Nintendo" folder.
However, if you want to use/sell in 30 years from now, only have the card, no storage backup, yes, its probably worthless.
It is no longer possible to purchase new content from the Wii Shop. However, for the time being you may continue to re-download content you have purchased or transfer that content from a Wii system to a Wii U system. Be aware that these features will eventually end at a future date.
IMO - when it comes to the sides of for or against this digital only future, if one is younger than the NES / SNES / Genesis generation, then one is more likely to accept a digital future because one does not have that gaming history that those of us who were around when the magic was written enjoy. And that makes me sad for future generations where ownership is nothing but a story told by elders to their naive children.
Note, this is not a read on you, I don't know you or your situation. This is a general observation of the generational differences I am witnessing when it comes to ownership. Did you work to earn your money? Did you exchange that money for a product? If so, you should own it. Permanently. Full stop. This should be the default position of every single person.
From Nintendo's website on the Wii Shop Channel Discontinuation:
You have no guarantee except that Nintendo is committed to removing your ability to download the games you purchased with your money. They are literally telling you this.
IMO - when it comes to the sides of for or against this digital only future, if one is younger than the NES / SNES / Genesis generation, then one is more likely to accept a digital future because one does not have that gaming history that those of us who were around when the magic was written enjoy. And that makes me sad for future generations where ownership is nothing but a story told by elders to their naive children.
Note, this is not a read on you, I don't know you or your situation. This is a general observation of the generational differences I am witnessing when it comes to ownership. Did you work to earn your money? Did you exchange that money for a product? If so, you should own it. Permanently. Full stop. This should be the default position of every single person.
I am the SNES/Genesis generation. I also have kids of my own and have had to declutter and "minimize" some. Almost every retro system I have has been hacked and plays off digital ROMs. SNES/64 can be a flashcart. Wii is modded and functions as my gamecube. My 3DS is modded and I have digital ROM titles on it. So, just to me, if I purchased FFVII at any point, whether it be digitally or GKC, and in 25 years I'm 65 and retired and want to revisit it and Nintendo just shut down the server. More than likely I'm just going to use my hacked Switch 2 or 3 or 4, or whatever it is and just play the game you know?
And I get what you mean about ownership and exchange for product. License is dumb. But I also pay for experiences. And especially if the $ value is low enough, maybe I'm willing to pay that $ value for 20 years with of experience/product, even if it doesn't last forever. That is up to every individual
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