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This is completely and utterly untrue, there is no obscure life-limited hardware part of the Switch, you can keep enjoying Pokémon Sword & Shield without any brick risk.

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@TranscendedFlat

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SMALL INDIE DEVELOPER. PLEASE UNDERSTAND. Legit tho, protect your investments, people. Wait for the patch or, knowing game freak, the updated version. #SwordAndShield #gamefreaklied

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This is NOT untrue The game uses the NAND flash memory as RAM Flash memory is limited in the number of writes it can withstand and should not be used as RAM, as RAM is constantly rewriting, especially in this game Your console will die faster than others in the long term

4:36 PM · Nov 19, 2019Twitter Web App

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Games are only have NAND write access to their allocated savedata space and that's it, which SwSh uses for savedata only, so this is also completely untrue

SimonTime

@itssimontime

10h

*allowed to have; OS restrictions

David but waiting for 23rd november.

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Can you tell me what NAND stands for and exactly how Game Freak is using NAND memory to offload graphics.

Ludic Cheetah

@LudicCheetah

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I'm not the one with this info, but this is what's been going around from emulator-savvy users Your guess is as good as mine if it's true but what I do know is that nothing in a game console is permanent, things (especially flash memory) get worn down from frequent use

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are people believing this??

Radialex

@Just_Alextm

Sadly, yes.

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