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Vini256 said:
CarcharodonKraz said:
How about charging $40 or less for it? Hard pressed to think of another company that charges $60 for a 2d side scroller in 2018. Let alone almost every year. That'd be the biggest thing they could do for the next 2d mario in my opinion. Same with kirby, yoshi, donkey kong, and any other 2d game they come out with.

If it was a brand-new, big budget 2D Mario then I wouldn't have any issues with it being $60, but yet another NSMB? No thanks.

What's worse is that I'm 100% sure the rumored NSMBU port will cost exactly that, they did it for Donkey Kong so why would this game be any different?

Oh yes the port will absolutely be $60. I was absolutely shocked when the did it for DK but since they did that there is no way NSBM U port won't be $60.

Other than Mario Kart they really should have made a policy than any Wii U ports will be $40. If they did that I don't think anyone would have any problem with Nintendo porting a bunch of Wii U games, as long as they were being ported at the same time as new games in those franchises are being developed for Switch. Releasing Wii U games at $60 tells me Nintendo considers them new games for the Switch and can therefore take the place of an actual new game in the franchise. Like since they released DK at $60 (more expensive than it cost originally!) I know there won't be a DK game on Switch for years. With a likely $60 NSMB port on Switch in 2019, when I had been expecting a new 2D Mario game in 2019, I now expect to not see a new 2D Mario game for a few years. I don't know what the hell Nintendo is doing with all their resources since they should be focused on a single system for the first time ever basically, but it seems they are diverting their resources to bring out full priced ports instead of new games.