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Acevil on 07 May 2015
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ihatefatkatz said:
Acevil said:


It is the method of building up the game, TF2 was famous for it. I honestly wish this was on the PC, priced at 30 bucks with gear being charged money but you being able to get basic gear. The PC audience would have loved this game, and this could have replaced the whole being left by Tf2 (since you can only play Tf2 so much), Nintendo fans just complain and complain no matter what. 


Haha so true. But to be fair this model isn't used often in the console space, let alone by Nintendo. It's an interesting strategy to say the least and its not going to go down with some people, but I'm willing to give it a go... as long as I am not paying for extra stuff.

The problem with Nintendo fans, is they are really stuck to past ways of gaming, and it isn't working for Nintendo. Ya Nintendo is being profitable, but they need to turn it all around. They could easily be the biggest gaming company.

Hence why I love my concept of this being PC game, priced at 30 (TF2 was after a year launched seperately for $20, but that was MP only). The thing is Nintendo would never approach the method of drops and marketplace for gear, because the fans would moan about that. So we will never get this game to be 30, because no way could Nintendo benefit from the inventory market. 

Given I am being harsh on Nintendo fans, it is really just couple of vocal ones in this thread.