pokoko on 25 June 2015
Depends on the both the price and the amount of pre-made content. If it has a large amount of Nintendo created levels then it's fine at full price. If it doesn't, then it's fine at a reduced price.
If it's just a level editor with a few pre-made examples and they're selling it at full price, then people should have a problem with that. However, we won't know which is true until it's close to release.
Usually in this situation, you want to see the company in question go above and beyond "acceptable" until it's at the point where no one has any issue with the content at all. Hopefully that will be the case, regardless of the price point.
