u/Medd-

Anything I try to download gets the "download failed" notification. I'm using the latest Native Access app and I've seen numerous reports of issues with it. I can't install a single product and I own *a lot*. Currently freaking out I may be locked out of using hundred of € I spent on Native Instrument content.

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling Native Access, restarting my computer, logging out then back in.

EDIT: OS is Windows 11. Internet connection is fine, I download and play online all the time with zero issue and at lightning speed.

As for reports, trying to search for solutions I ran into people with the same issue saying they could make it work using a previous version of Native Access. But I'm not sure why I would need to do that in the first place, nor how to find older version or if it will even work at all.

When Thundercat performed live with Justice, he was singing "No I'm not gonna apologize" but most of the lyrics you'll find out there including Spotify say "No one I've known apologized".

I'm the kind of player who recommends playing older Zelda games before experiencing BotW/TotK if that helps. Either usually saving the best or most technically advanced/QOL for last. The only issue being, one is top down and the other one is an actual full fledged third person adventure game.

I've checked several regional eShop pages and all of them state that the only apparent improvement is 1080p in handheld mode, which is something that could already be easily achieved using Switch 1 version with handheld boost. No word on docked so I'm not holding my breath here.

Also, no upgrade path and the GKC is $5 more expensive than the digital game on eShop. Basically, this is a PSA for any SEGA game out there.

*any way

Prime is one of a few apps I haven't used in a long while and it is now asking me to perform a firmware update before updating the app itself.

If more apps start forcing firmware updates, it's going to be a big issue for people like who do not wish to update their tvs.

I own a PS5, Series X and a Switch 2 and I can't put my finger on why games such as Persona 3 Reload and Stray (recently released on Switch 2) would natively run in HDR on Switch 2 and not on the other two. Not even forcing HDR in the settings or anything, both games just automatically toggle on HDR mode both docked and in handheld mode.

Or if anyone around here is tech savvy enough to take an educated guess.

Framerate was already stable 30fps on Switch 1 and we're still getting exactly that with the Switch 2 version. Granted it's not the kind of game that needs 60fps but why would they advertise it and not deliver?

I haven't changed a single thing on my setup or console and tv settings, everything is exactly the same as it was except it just doesn't work anymore for some reason.

PS5 and Switch 2 with their own cables are working just fine so it's probably on the Xbox side of things.

Hallo!

I recently spent a few days in Freiburg and I must say I was quite amazed at everything the city had to offer. I'm not much for big cities but the parks, lakes, bike lanes and how easy it just was to live and wander around there really had an impact. I can't stress enough how much I enjoyed walking on May 1st evening and randomly ending up in spontaneous music venues and DJ sets near Belfortstraße.

Now, I feel like coming back around June and I was wondering if there's usually fanzones during the World Cup? I'm not even a huge fan but the vibe near the stadium during SC Freiburg Europa League matches was something I want to experience again.