Someone is getting themselves into some serious debt for this.

I'm personally not sure there is 'no crossover' between switch 2 owners and GTA6, the Switch/Switch 2 install base is too big and GTA sells in numbers that mean it clearly appeals to a broad demographic for there to be a limited intersection. A lot of the 'no crossover' feels a bit 'cope' about the fact the Switch 2 wouldn't be able to run it well enough for it to be worth it.

Never forget that - outside of specialist websites and yr algorithm bubble - the majority of people don’t think or care about the death of physical media

(I do by the way, I’ve been collecting games since the early 90s. But we have to be realistic that whilst gaming is the biggest entertainment industry in the world, a relatively small percentage of people are passionate enough about it in regards of how it is eventually delivered to them).

@BigBluePanda

I’m not in Kanagawa, but I am in Kansai. I could have tried for Osaka or Kyoto, but I’m not really interested enough to bother going in my own.

When you accept that post-capitalist western society is a doomed enterprise and that anyway born after about 1980 is forced to spend the majority of their productive years in a system that actively hates them and will not even have the comfort of an relatively secure retirement at the end of it all…..

It still actively sucks. But at least you know it’s coming.

You got seven years of entertainment. Isn’t that enough?

If I have a choice between 30% off some DLC or not having to live in America, I’m happy to have the latter.

£50 is a steep price point for this.

I have the original game the DLC. This should really have been a Switch 2 edition with the attendant upgrade, not a 'definitive edition'.

edit

And it’s a key card? Lmao, into the trash it goes.

Oh yeah, this exists.

@Shmicko judging by that response, I understand the difference between capitalism and other economic systems better than you do.

@Shmicko
I personally didn’t consider something created via prompts typed into A.I. art, but that’s merely subjective opinion. All things are not equal, and it’s that fact which create both the beauty and ugliness of life.

The latter half of your argument is supposed on remuneration being exclusively tied to capitalism, which it isn’t.

A.I. is only liked by capitalists, the talentless, and talentless wannabe-Capitalists.

I've never had an issue with the pad, and have enjoyed using the Switch Online N64 controller whilst replaying Banjo, Zelda, DK64 etc.

The jokes about "ooh lol nintendo think we have three hands lol" make no sense, it's always been clear how it was supposed to be used.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Day damn one.

The art style makes sense given Ocarina of Time was went for a relatively realistic art style in terms of what the N64 could achieve.

Still waiting for Symphony of the Night to get released on a nintendo console

Been wondering what that sound was, turns out it’s the bottom of a barrel being scraped.

They can make this but they can’t make an N64 Classic Mini…..

Anyone who pays USD25 for a rental is part of the problem

Buy one…
Wait a year
Ebay
Profit

@Dr_Wright

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Week_(Japan)

It's a series of four holidays clumped together, though it's almost never a Mon-Fri week and only three of the four are sequential. It's one of the few times Japanese office workers feel comfortable using their annual leave.

This year's fell nicely - I got a five day weekend without having to use any of my time off.

Gonna be some many remakes and remasters.

I was planning to get one in the summer when I visit the UK, so this might expedite that decision but I’m still underwhelmed by the first party offerings that I honestly don’t feel like it’s a ‘must have’ even a year in to it’s run.

That’s nearly £70m off of a pair of ROMs of a twenty year old game.

Can you imagine how much they’d charge for a console that wasn’t just remakes and remasters?

Looks good, but inherently dislike remakes so disappointed.

I don’t play any video games for the story.

I liked it and never had an issue with the controls - I managed to platinum medal/star all the levels. I always thought the dog piling on it was massively over the top.

“A.I. - for when you just don’t want to have to pay people anymore”

I already have a switch online subscription which apparently includes GBA roms, so why would I pay an extra £16.99 on top of that?

@Zeldinion

> Nintendo
> Free
Lol

Very disappointed I can't play hand egg.

I live less than an hour away and still haven't been.

Metroid Prime 4 is fine, but it wasn’t worth an 18-year (or whatever is was) wait.

Dread on the other hand the as absolutely fantastic.

It’s going to be really interesting what this does to the second hand/retro gaming market in 10-15-20 years.

I'm only about four hours into MP4 but it's trending towards the lower end of the Metroid spectrum for me, sadly.

FPS has always been a problem genre in Japan, so this is no great surprise.

Today I learned Tubz exist. Future landfill.

Will stick to my Wii versions

@Bunkerneath

And people need to keep inflation in mind - $88 in 1995 would be $187 now.

Trouble is, of course, wages don't tend to keep up with inflation...

I played the entire VB library via retropie emulation 5 or 6 years ago.

Virtual Boy WarioLand, Jack Bros are genuinely good. Mario Clash and Mario Tennis are fine. The rest are absolute bunkum.

$35 for these three? Man, LGR even beat Nintendo for the awfulness of their pricing.

I'll get it eventually and hate myself for it. Too many remakes / re-issues / switch 2 editions already.

So are they dropping the Project Zero name for European markets? I think this is the first Project Zero series game to receive a Fatal Frame title in the UK.

It's a shame people are defending Nintendo for its pricing strategies in this thread. It will encourage them to push exorbitant pricing even further in future. It's only ever the consumers that suffer, in the end.

(It goes without saying that healthy sales across the board is good for everybody; our jibes toward PlayStation and Xbox is all in good fun.)

Shame we live in an age so bereft of literacy, critical thinking, and humour that these kind of addendums have to be added.

/s

First game was good but mad over-rated, like a lot of cult indie games.

@Orwellian87

Increasing brand awareness amongst children and developing future consumers.