How does a bundle suddenly become a money sink after an arbitrary amount of time? It's usually later in a system's life that it gets bundles, and it's almost always bundled with big sellers. |
Cause one of the ways that Nintendo makes money is through software sales... A good number of people who are gonna buy the NX are going to be Nintendo fans and they are the ones who are also going to buy games like MK, SSB, Mario 3d, etc etc etc. Now if people save their free game for those, suddenly, Nintendo is losing loads of sales they otherwise would have gotten if they didn't have that deal... And suddenly, the development costs would outweigh the profits and considering those big games generally sell a craycray amount, it would not be worth it.
And not to mention, Nintendo is a business and the investors would facepalm if its for the entire life of the console due to that. They would basically be giving out their big game for free. But if they leave it within a limited time frame, then they wouldn't be losing profits in their big hitters because they would time it accordingly.
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