It seems like Nintendo might be gearing up to offer game developers a more affordable cartridge option for the upcoming Switch 2. This could be a game-changer because the current Game-Key Cards can be quite pricey, potentially impacting the final cost of games for us players. However, here's the interesting part: One developer has already mentioned that, even with these potentially cheaper cartridges, their game might still see a price bump of around $10. Why? Because they're switching to a proper game card format. I guess it will improve game load times and offer more storage. This situation brings up a few questions. Will other developers follow suit and opt for the "proper" game cards, even if it means a higher price tag? And if so, how much will this affect the overall cost of Switch 2 games? It's a mixed bag. While cheaper cartridges sound great in theory, the ultimate impact on our wallets remains to be seen. It looks like it will not solve our problems after all, but it's something to look forward to. In the end, I think the move to cheaper cartridges could be a positive thing, especially for smaller indie developers who might struggle with the higher costs of the current Game-Key Cards. This might encourage more creativity and diversity in the games we see on the Switch 2. Ultimately, we'll have to wait and see how things play out. But one thing's for sure: the Switch 2 is already shaping up to be an interesting and potentially game-changing console!