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Anyone getting it? Anyone not?
I'm definitely not getting it. The price of the console (450 USD) seems high for a Nintendo system, but I would've begrudgingly bought it if that was the only issue. The price of the games though (90 USD for physical), and the fact that some cartridges are just license keys basically, is unforgivable. It was already bad enough that Nintendo shelved the virtual console so they could give us a crappy, anti-consumer subscription service with almost no games to pick from. Now they're sending a very clear message to the consumer that they DON'T want you to own your own property, PERIOD.
"You will own nothing, and you will be happy, or else."
That should be the tagline for the upcoming Switch commercials.
And yes, I'm aware that game and console prices were not always under 70 USD and 600 USD in the before time. But, let's be real here, is the obvious future Resident Evil 2 Remake port going to be 30 USD like the PS5 physical version, or is it going to be 90 USD? It's going to 90 USD. And for Nintendo 1st party games, not all of them are going to be worth that high price tag, but I'd be willing to bet on all my Yoshi plushies that they're going to be full price, anyway.
Actually, I'm not going to bet my Yoshi plushies. They're too cute. And you know, it's odd, All the ones I see in stores now are bigger than the ones I initially got. They look weird with the others in my collection, so I don't get them.
Edit: I heard some conflicting information on game prices. We'll see on that.
I'm definitely not getting it. The price of the console (450 USD) seems high for a Nintendo system, but I would've begrudgingly bought it if that was the only issue. The price of the games though (90 USD for physical), and the fact that some cartridges are just license keys basically, is unforgivable. It was already bad enough that Nintendo shelved the virtual console so they could give us a crappy, anti-consumer subscription service with almost no games to pick from. Now they're sending a very clear message to the consumer that they DON'T want you to own your own property, PERIOD.
"You will own nothing, and you will be happy, or else."
That should be the tagline for the upcoming Switch commercials.
And yes, I'm aware that game and console prices were not always under 70 USD and 600 USD in the before time. But, let's be real here, is the obvious future Resident Evil 2 Remake port going to be 30 USD like the PS5 physical version, or is it going to be 90 USD? It's going to 90 USD. And for Nintendo 1st party games, not all of them are going to be worth that high price tag, but I'd be willing to bet on all my Yoshi plushies that they're going to be full price, anyway.
Actually, I'm not going to bet my Yoshi plushies. They're too cute. And you know, it's odd, All the ones I see in stores now are bigger than the ones I initially got. They look weird with the others in my collection, so I don't get them.
Edit: I heard some conflicting information on game prices. We'll see on that.
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