Is Nintendo holding it for a rainy day? Are they waiting for the launch of the next-generation Switch to drop it as a launch title for the NSO service? Or, sadly, will the legal issues keep it locked away forever?
But more specifically, they found a file with a mysterious variable: . Decoding the "42 Custom Robo Exclusive" On the surface, "42" seems arbitrary. It’s the answer to life, the universe, and everything (per Douglas Adams), but in Nintendo’s server architecture, it looked like a placeholder for a game slot. nintendo 64 nintendo switch online 42 custom ro exclusive
For now, if you open your Nintendo 64 app on your Switch, you will not see Custom Robo . But if you listen closely to the hum of the hard drive—or check the datamine of the 2.4.2 firmware—you can almost hear the sound of a tiny robot booting up in slot 42. Is Nintendo holding it for a rainy day