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Forums - Nintendo - Would You Purchase The Ocarina of Time Remake As An $80USD GKC?

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If a game is a GKC, I just buy it digitally, cut out the middle man and save myself a trip to the store.

Nintendo prices digital below physical now, so if the GKC was $80, the digital version would be presumably be $70, and I'd buy at that price.



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Nope. Would wait for a sale on the digital version.



I don't think I'd even pay 60 dollars based on what I know about the game so far, need more info.



GKC - hard no.

$80 - In Europe, that would be a "steal" (70EUR). How about 90 EUR, which is what it will actually cost? Unless it's complete botch job (pretty much there's zero chances for that), then yeah, I'm in, especially since both me and my sons, who are OoT fans, will be playing it.



$60 tops.



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Id spend $200. It a zelda game and ill be putting in 200 hrs min, so worth the time and money. We are talking an hr rate of 50 cents probably. Where can you get that kind of entertainment elsewhere. Go.to the arcades and you'd spend $30 to a $100 in 1 hr.



TOTK being leaked was only a problem because the Switch had been hacked. Also, there is another way to control this without needing a GKC - which is to simply make the game unplayable without a Day One patch. 
Finally, Nintendo has made it very clear that their own titles will not use the GKC format.
firebush03 said:

With news that GTA VI will be $80USD CiB, I’m now curious: Would you purchase a GKC version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake @$80USD? Honestly with all that happened with Tears of the Kingdom not only leaking, but being fully playable prior to launch, I’d imagine Nintendo is certainly considering GKC. It would not surprise if that’s in fact this is the route they do choose to pursue.

(Maybe it should go without saying… but yeah I would absolutely fork over $80USD for a Zelda GKC.)