| Mummelmann said: I don't take too much issue with the price point in and on itself; what I take issue with is that Nintendo started this market movement from a position of being the ones with by far the smallest budgets and highest profit margins on their 1st party offerings. It does smack of pure greed, especially given their messaging about making gaming for everyone, along with their already insane prices on accessories and refusing to lower software prices, even years after release. Granted, Nintendo doesn't have any other major division of operating income to fall back on for harder times, but their messaging has almost always collided with their actions. |
I suppose I didn't make myself clear in the original post(or I did and people just want to argue).
with the $80 game you get the same value as the $60+DLC. Instead of putting the rest of the game behind another paywall, you get all the value up front at a higher price. Your performance car example isn't what I'm talking about at all. What I'm saying is the 90K car has the same performance as the tuned up 75K car.
They never came out with DLC for TOTK, unless you want to count them charging you to take advantage of the new hardware and Navigation as DLC.
