Strong disagree here. I have the PC version and think it was a great upgrade that only cost me $10 over what I paid for the base game.  

That's the thing with opinions, we don't have to agree.

Yes, and I expressed my disagreement on a public forum where people have discussions. 

As did I.

What games do you mean?

At least on consoles, were used to have most games at 30 fps and since PS4 Pro and specially with the 9th gen, we now get most games with a 60 fps option, which I usually choose, and at least the games I've been playing on my PS5 run and look great, it has been easily the best generation experience wise because of the bump on FPS while the games still look incredible, plus the extremely quick loading times, (also even the controller feedback specially from the Dualsense but that's not related to performance), so at least when asking to me, I really can't complain about games performance right now.

I think next gen we will not have a big brute performance boost (rasterization) and we'll really be using DLSS/PSSR to improve the internal render resolution of games, but it's either that or we have $2000 consoles that will sell to basically nobody and we then go through another gaming crash. We may see more lazy games or specially lazy ports, that's probably true just based on the amount of games needing to rely on it, but at least right now, I haven't personally been affected by it.

Is that how you feel about Nintendo Switch 2 versions of Switch 1 games?

Yes; stuff like Mario Part Jamboree and Mario Bros Wonder on Switch 2 don't need to exist.

Didn't you get the Switch 2 version of Mario Bros Wonder?

I own Mario Bros Wonder on Switch 1; I thought about getting the Belabell Park DLC, actually planned to sit down and play it earlier this week once I finished with Pragmata, but ultimately didn't go through with it. One of those things where the impulsive spending urge (ADHD trait) almost got the better of me despite my better judgement knowing that $30 AUD is something of a ripoff for what's on offer.

Certainly doesn't feel like you thought about it as a crash grab and unnecessary existence when you happily announced you were going to play it, or when you excitedly asked me about the Switch 2 version of Kirby when I bought it.

Personally, at least recently, both times I saw you talking about those two Switch 2 versions of Nintendo games it was never with prejudice, as you did right now for a Sony game, pretty much the opposite actually...

People that owned Horizon Zero Dawn could buy the remaster for $10 as well, like an upgrade.

Selective judging is not wrong per se, but when its clearly not a case by case but a company by company that matter, well... it doesn't look good.