Already pre-ordered mine.

I said nothing about openly criticizing a company that people love.  I'm all for being critical, you should see me vent on Other M.  And if a friend did something shitty, if you want to take it to a personal level, I certainly wouldn't make a public stand against them.  I'd tell them in a friendly way that they were behaving in an uncool manner.  But this isn't a personal friend, of course.  I'm simply suggesting that creating a cry campaign against a company to demand a free product is pretty sad, and that such energy would better be used for something more worthwhile. Again, I'm not against the sentiment, I'm against openly creating a campaign to cause a company to give away something for free to save PR face.  It's silly.  If you don't like the product, don't buy it. Them adding SMG2 to an underwhelming collection isn't going to sway the haters anyway. 

I've pre-ordered my copy and I've absolutely no problem with the $60 price tag I've paid that plenty of times over the last couple of decades for games that turned out garbage and I'm sure there will be more duds I buy in the future so $60 for not just one game but 3 games I know are top quality playable on the convenience of the Switch is a great deal.

It makes me wonder if maybe they have other plans for Galaxy 2.  Where the collection are pretty much straight ports, Galaxy 2 might be next in line for the "Delux" treatment where more content is added and it gets a full release on its own.  Maybe even more polished visuals like with Xenoblade?

If that is the case, I can see why it would be left out for the time being.

We're well off topic by now, and certainly the anti-consumer practices of Nintendo probably deserve their own thread.  

But I do think that for all the apologists like myself who routinely defend Nintendo and many of its actions, I believe there are an equal number of detractors such as yourself that routinely call Nintendo out almost out of habit.  Many of my favorite Nintendo loving YouTubers are guilty of this as well, never forgetting to hold a grudge about some slight from Nintendo's very long past.  But I don't see you trying to organize some "Give us some Free Stuff, Nintendo" campaigns, for as much as you vent.  You simply state your piece (or pieces), vote with your wallet, and call it a day.  That's as much effort as I think it's worth and nothing more.

I see where you going with this. My personal opinion is that if they do do this, then I would have much rather they did it for both Galaxy games and release it as a dual pack.

To me it is a weird choice to enhance one and not the other when both are on the same system.

Nope, the ports doesn't seem to have received a good graphical overhaul to deserve the pricing.

Still undecided, i will think about it for a few months and forget its existence to only remember when i'm too late to buy it.

Gonna probably end up getting this digital right when it comes out. I'm super disappointed about Nintendo holding Galaxy 2 out, but I'm getting excited about being able to play the other three games (in HD!) for the first time in many many years. Obviously it's well worth the price for anyone who doesn't still have these games, even despite the sting of them intentionally leaving Galaxy 2 out for who knows what reason.

I think I played Mario 64 a ton on N64, but Sunshine and Galaxy I just did a single playthrough and then set them aside, so I'm most interested in going through those two again. And I'm sure eventually I'll rock on on M64 again as well.

This I'm sure will get added to the list of Switch's 10+ million sellers, despite the fact that it is only going to be available for 6 months.

Yep. Mario Galaxy is one of the best of all time and I would've bought it by itself. Never actually finished 64 or Sunshine, so it'll be a good chance to run through them too.