Want a Dying Light in portable version and especially in dematerialized format? However, a problem currently arises for European Switch owners, who cannot buy the Techland game because it has been banned by Germany.
It is to be hoped that by the time you read these lines, the concern stated here will no longer be. But for now, no trace of Dying Light on the Switch eShop if you try to access it from Europe.
Released in 2015 on the previous generation, Dying Light was pairing parkour with a zombie invasion. Its sequel is currently pending, which is already very good because at one time, we could fear its cancellation.
No Dying Light downloadable on Switch PAL: the eShop is registered in Germany
A few months ago, Techland announced that Dying Light Platinum Edition was going to land on Nintendo Switch. Good news for those who had not yet experienced it, although it was likely to be expected that this remedial session would be offered at a high price.
Since October 19, Dying Light is officially available to Switch players. All ? It would be lying. The game does not actually appear on the console’s European eShop. On the reddit platform, user u / Felixisclueless asked the question of a Dying Light Switch inaccessible in a number of regions. What the developer replied to him:
“If you are talking about the digital version, then due to the nature of the content, this version is currently banned in Germany where the European eShop is officially registered. This makes it impossible for the game to be officially distributed in European countries, as well as in Australia and New Zealand. We are currently working with our partner and local authorities to lift this ban as soon as possible. ”
It will not have escaped users of Switch that with each transaction made on the PAL eShop, two emails received mention Nintendo of Europe and its location in Germany.
Until this problem is resolved, a physical version of Dying Light Platinum Edition is available for just under 50 euros.
Source : reddit
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