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@LikelySatan Well I'll definitely not convince anyone if I don't try. The concern is, if people just accept it, this becomes the norm, and then any Gameboy game ported to the Switch costs $20.

@LikelySatan it's not just to feel right, I'm a big fan of retro games, and feel it's important that people have access to play them, but charging this for a single Gameboy game just seems unfair and will exclude people from playing it. Yes, I don't need to buy it, and won't be, but that doesn't make it ok and doesn't mean I shouldn't voice my opinion. This is the comment section, it's where people are supposed to voice their opinions.

@JohnnyMind Developing a colour palette doesn't justify having a 31 year old very short Gameboy game cost more than a lot of modern games. Charging this for a single Gameboy port devalues the work of people developing modern games from scratch.

@JohnnyMind people have been creating Gameboy emulators and colourising Gameboy ROMs in their bedrooms for decades. Sega Genesis Classics has 50 games on it for $30, Atari 50 has 103 games for $40, Castlevania Collection gives you 8 Konami games, including 2 Gameboy games for the same price as this. We are being presented one very short Gameboy game for $20. Yes I could wait for a sale, but it doesn't make this anything like decent value at MSRP, and it probably won't make it decent value at sale prices either.

Overpriced for a very short Gameboy game with added colour and appears to just be taking advantage of the high price of original copies.

These are circa 20 year old plus games, running at the same FPS as Tears if the Kingdom. I really don't know why everyone is wetting the bed.