The Switch 2 game key card, words you do not want to utter,

just took a very unexpected turn that we were not expecting to hear about,

and we want to talk about it.

Yeah, the Game Key Card saga is one of those things that never seems to go away.

It's always kind of lingering over the Switch 2 discussions.

And this point, it's been kind of circling around a lot of the same talking points.

Right.

But now we have something new has entered the ring.

Yeah.

Which is around Star Wars Outlaws.

A game that you are playing right now.

Right.

A new release for the Switch 2 from Ubisoft. I've been playing this game. So I play this game on PS5 when it first came out. Right. It's a pretty good game. I wouldn't say it's like a mind-blowing game, but from what I've seen so far, like this is a pretty good version of the game on Switch 2. We're not Digital Foundry. We will never try to pretend to be

Digital Foundry, but all I can say is from what I have seen with my two eyeballs, I like

how this game runs. From someone that has previously played on a PS5 and now is playing

on a Swiss. Your personal opinion is still valid. And I had a very positive, unexpected surprise when I booted the game up

and it's like, would you like to import your save from your other platform? And I said, yes, I certainly

would because I spent about a dozen hours playing it on the PS5 and now I'm just picking that up. So that's

nice. More games need that. Game key cards, though. Yes. So Star Wars Outlaws is on a game key card and obviously

when that news came out, people were mad. People were not happy. But now some new information has come

from Ubisoft themselves that I don't, we've never heard a developer saying this. Yeah,

about a game key card. And I don't know, depending on your position,

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