As seen in this video, courtesy of YouTuber CrazyDopetastic, Takahashi admitted the disappointing news to fans but leaves a glimmer of hope for those looking to own multiple Nintendo Switch consoles:
So it seems that while any eShop purchases made on the Nintendo Switch are tied to the account, rather than the hardware itself, perhaps the accounts themselves are locked to the system and only one eShop account can be online at a time. This is pure speculation at this point, though it seems strange that there is no confirmation considering that the highly-anticipated console is launching in less than a fortnight.
What is available, however, is an official unboxing video for the Nintendo Switch, allowing players to see exactly what comes with their new system when March 3 rolls around. Unfortunately for fans of the Big N, the publishers has confirmed that there will be no pack-in Switch games or demo for players to enjoy, meaning that unless picking up one of the limited launch line-up, the Nintendo Switch will not hold a lot of entertainment in itself.
What do you think about the lack of game sharing on the Nintendo Switch?
Nintendo Switch launches March 3, 2017.
