Kingdom Hearts On Switch Apparently Doesn’t Want You To Play It

Kingdom Hearts On Switch Apparently Doesn’t Want You To Play It

The Cloud server stability is only one of many factors at play when it comes to the messy end result of the Kingdom Hearts Cloud Switch ports. Even with a good internet connection, players may lose communication – and subsequently any unsaved game progress – if their Switch goes into sleep mode. This can happen for any number of factors, including something as simple as the player getting up to do something else for a few moments. Anyone who’s interested in playing Kingdom Hearts on the go, as that would be one of the biggest appeals of playing the series on Switch as opposed to PlayStation 4, may also not have access to a strong internet connection at any given moment. 

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In the end, none of the Kingdom Hearts Cloud version Switch ports’ issues have been resolved with the 1.0.3 patch. Simply knowing how much use the server is currently seeing won’t ease the other problems the ports frequently experience, such as audio desync, input delay, and game crashes. As unfortunate as it is, it’s not worth the hassle of trying to run the Cloud versions of the Kingdom Hearts series, and there likely isn’t any real way for them to be fixed since their problems are inherent to the way Cloud streaming video games works. At this rate, the best fans can hope for is for native ports of the Kingdom Hearts games to make their way onto Nintendo Switch someday.

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#Kingdom #Hearts #Switch #Apparently #Doesnt #Play

Kingdom Hearts On Switch Apparently Doesn’t Want You To Play It

The Cloud server stability is only one of many factors at play when it comes to the messy end result of the Kingdom Hearts Cloud Switch ports. Even with a good internet connection, players may lose communication – and subsequently any unsaved game progress – if their Switch goes into sleep mode. This can happen for any number of factors, including something as simple as the player getting up to do something else for a few moments. Anyone who’s interested in playing Kingdom Hearts on the go, as that would be one of the biggest appeals of playing the series on Switch as opposed to PlayStation 4, may also not have access to a strong internet connection at any given moment. 

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In the end, none of the Kingdom Hearts Cloud version Switch ports’ issues have been resolved with the 1.0.3 patch. Simply knowing how much use the server is currently seeing won’t ease the other problems the ports frequently experience, such as audio desync, input delay, and game crashes. As unfortunate as it is, it’s not worth the hassle of trying to run the Cloud versions of the Kingdom Hearts series, and there likely isn’t any real way for them to be fixed since their problems are inherent to the way Cloud streaming video games works. At this rate, the best fans can hope for is for native ports of the Kingdom Hearts games to make their way onto Nintendo Switch someday.

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#Kingdom #Hearts #Switch #Apparently #Doesnt #Play