Steel_Vengeance

Well a sensible solution would be slap on the box that the game needs a memory card of at least X size to play.

Elder Scrolls 4 dlc Shivering Isles, the Hitman and Metal Gear Solid HD remasters on the Xbox 360 all required the external hard drive add-on to even play. Same with the N64 and the expansion pack.

There are plenty of other examples.

The Legend of Zelda: Cash Grab

A) A sequel (for a game about exploration) shouldn't just look identical to the previous game with a few new bits thrown in.

B) If you liked the 1st BOTW and want the exact same stuff again...go replay the 1st game.

C) The pandemic is not a valid excuse for anything. We've all had to work from home, churning out the same level of work under difficult circumstances. Nintendo are an extremely wealthy and massive corporation.

Nintendo really paid a blinder with the idea of tying micro dlc to collectible figures.

@TheWingedAvenger I'm sorry, either you did not play Skyrim for long, or you're just flat out wrong.

Google Skyrim and you will see that what you are saying is not the case at all.