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I don't think they've ever had that image, so that would be news to me too. The Switch accessory pricing is pretty much just "fuck you give me money", for example.They are? News to me.
I don't think they've ever had that image, so that would be news to me too. The Switch accessory pricing is pretty much just "fuck you give me money", for example.They are? News to me.
I don't see Wii U DLC happening either, but I don't see how it is not worth bringing up if I feel let down by the fact that Nintendo didn't even consider it an option.
Did they add anything for single player? Adventure mode? Mission mode? Anything?
I don't own a Switch because I felt ripped off by the Wii U and this kind of stuff just cements my position... just tired of this stuff from Nintendo and I am pretty sure I am not the only one. And yes I love MK8.Nintendo may be doing many things but dropping the ball on brand image is not one of them.
The Nintendo brand has never been stronger and the Switch has amplified that. I know quite a few friends who have bought one that never owned a Wii U, and come next Friday, Mario Kart is going to be the game of choice.
The Nathan Drake Collection was actually missing a pretty large chunk of content: all co-op and multiplayer modes in UC2 and UC3. So, I'd say $60 was about the right price for it.
These games were also selling for around $20 individually when these remasters launched, so all in all, it's just not all that great of a comparison.
I don't agree that vanilla MK8 users should get a discount, but I would like it if MK8 got updated on the Wii U with some QoL updates from Deluxe, like the steering assist or the character select while waiting for the race to begin. I don't see any reason that the Wii U version can't have that.
And they should also try to implement online cross-play between Wii U and Switch. Some PS4 games have cross-play with PS3, like Skullgirls and Guilty Gear Xrd.
Ehehehe, pretty much. During the Wii U era Nintendo had to do things like giving away a free game with Mario Kart to harbor goodwill, but the Switch had enough excitement for it and is doing well enough now that they are back to good old company price gouging. Which, y'know, more power to them if it works. Just kinda a bummer.I don't think they've ever had that image, so that would be news to me too. The Switch accessory pricing is pretty much just "fuck you give me money", for example.
I don't own a Switch because I felt ripped off by the Wii U and this kind of stuff just cements my position... just tired of this stuff from Nintendo and I am pretty sure I am not the only one. And yes I love MK8.
I can't really comprehend releasing the same game at full price and not giving a discount to the people that already owned it. It should be $10 for those people.
When Nintendo wises up I will be here, ready to buy whatever they are selling.
I'd pay $10 for the steering assist on the Wii U. My wife wants to play Mario Kart with me but I can't explain drifting to her at all and steering isn't her strong suit either.
To be fair, those consoles also didn't bomb like the Wii U did but I do agree that their support for their consoles dying years is rather poor and is something they need to work on. My guess as to why they don't do it is because a good chunk of their consoles aren't successful and don't have stellar third party support (meaning they have to ramp up support for their next system) as their handhelds do get some support even when their successor comes outSame here. It's frustrating when I want to play with kids and non-gamers, and they keep falling off the track over and over. These kind of gameplay updates could very well make it to vanilla MK8, but Nintendo will never update a Wii U game ever again (except BotW).
MS and Sony didn't abandon the 360 and PS3 so fast as Nintendo is doing it.
Res bump looks good. I always forget how nice MK8 looks until I play it/see it again. There's no way they would get me to double dip at $60 for what they're offering in Deluxe, but I'm really glad other people will get to play it. One of my top 3 MK's easily.
Why dont you trade your Wii U version to amazon for 20ish bux? They are running a promo for prime members where you can get it for 47.99?
47.99
-20.00 Trade-In
27.99 for definitive portable version?
I'd pay $10 for the steering assist on the Wii U. My wife wants to play Mario Kart with me but I can't explain drifting to her at all and steering isn't her strong suit either.
Did they add anything for single player? Adventure mode? Mission mode? Anything?
Why dont you trade your Wii U version to amazon for 20ish bux? They are running a promo for prime members where you can get it for 47.99?
47.99
-20.00 Trade-In
27.99 for definitive portable version?
If he bought the DLC, that can't be traded though.
I don't own a Switch because I felt ripped off by the Wii U and this kind of stuff just cements my position... just tired of this stuff from Nintendo and I am pretty sure I am not the only one. And yes I love MK8.
I can't really comprehend releasing the same game at full price and not giving a discount to the people that already owned it. It should be $10 for those people.
When Nintendo wises up I will be here, ready to buy whatever they are selling.
Where do people pull these strange monetary amounts from?
Same here. It's frustrating when I want to play with kids and non-gamers, and they keep falling off the track over and over. These kind of gameplay updates could very well make it to vanilla MK8, but Nintendo will never update a Wii U game ever again (except BotW).
MS and Sony didn't abandon the 360 and PS3 so fast as Nintendo is doing it.
Except it's not the same exact game.
IDK but they will never buy it if they expect to pay this in their lifetime.Where do people pull these strange monetary amounts from?
New games for $60 is normal, no way Nintendo would release a brand new Mario Kart game for less. Sure, some people got to play the beta on test hardware a while back but this is totally a new release on Nintendo's first new home console since the Wii.
The PS3 and 360 each sold more than the Wii U did several times over. Plenty of business decisions made by Nintendo can be reasonably challenged. Abandoning the Wii U when they did isn't one of them.
their butthole
Crazy how this is running on a handheld with no sacrifices, if you had told me that the successor to the 3DS would be able to run MK8 I would have called you crazy.
Crazy how this is running on a handheld with no sacrifices, if you had told me that the successor to the 3DS would be able to run MK8 I would have called you crazy.
Only Horizon and Zelda sold better so far this year, if Amazon figures can be extrapolated (I don't think so, but it still a sign the game sells really well at its price point).If they've made an error in pricing it at $60, they'll figure that out when the sales results come in.
You ever hear the story/analogy about the band that gives the same effort/level of excitement/quality for the crowd of 50 as they do for the crowd of 10,000?
Only Horizon and Zelda sold better so far this year, if Amazon figures can be extrapolated (I don't think so, but it still a sign the game sells really well at its price point).
I hope they aren't that desperate to screw with the footage.
It's sad that immediate sales of the Switch are more of a concern and goes to show how desperate the situation might be.
It's been said but the comparison here also doesn't look right for the WiiU. Something about the footage seems a lot worse than what the WiiU version is actually like.
I hope they aren't that desperate to screw with the footage.
Wildlands is probably higher than all three to be fair, but your point stands.
Oh, someone is desperate, that's for sure.
Of course the Switch sales are the immediate concern no one is buying the Wii U anymore...... The consumers spoke and said the Wii U wasnt what they wanted the PS4 sold 5 times the amount of the Wii U in less time... So Nintendo in response hung on as long as they could until the release of Zelda BOTW to release the Switch.. Nintendos first concern should be making money so that they can provide us with gameplay experiences... in order to do that they have to sell units.
Not sure what you are talking about as far as "footage".. Are you talking about the thread video? Because it seemed pretty accurate to me.. Nintendo cant account for youtube compression and third parties.. 1080p is just a lot cleaner than 720p and the performance of the Switch in general is much better than the Wii U..
It's been said but the comparison here also doesn't look right for the WiiU. Something about the footage seems a lot worse than what the WiiU version is actually like.
I hope they aren't that desperate to screw with the footage.
What is wild land?
Case in point.
Just sad.
Selling units by strong-arming people into upgrading at full price for little additional content when their platform of choice was scrapped early isn't a good long-term plan.
The wiiu video looks just awful, quite a few people have noticed it and have said it's strange. It doesn't look right - the fps or the speed, something.
People are so adamant about Nintendo not needing to improve their customer loyalty by offering upgrade paths or dlc, going as far as to insult the people suggesting they should have been provided with the options.
It keeps getting brought up because that's how people feel about it, and this comparison doesn't help with that. It's not an outlandish idea, other companies have offered that and that's not after cutting support for their platform early.
It's sad that immediate sales of the Switch are more of a concern and goes to show how desperate the situation might be.
It's been said but the comparison here also doesn't look right for the WiiU. Something about the footage seems a lot worse than what the WiiU version is actually like.
I hope they aren't that desperate to screw with the footage.
So Nintendo should continue supporting a product with no financial future that was soundly rejected by the market because you once heard an inspiring parable?