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Message: [QUOTE="RetroCasual, post: 167264, member: 116758"] Totally agreed. Now let's do a reasonable and complete "starter pack" for the first year on the new console: 470 from the console 40 from online services (until they decide to increase the price because of the "new" features) 120 from microSD express (just to double the memory size, I'd still find it insuficient) 250 from 3 physical exclusive games 200 from 3 or 4 third party games 50 to own some upgrade patches and not depend on the online subscription 60 from the camera 120 from 2 third party controllers with a decent digital cross just to play properly Street Fighter 6 or classic retro games from Nintendo Online, elbow to elbow on the couch (not even a Pro controller 2 or the new Gamecube gamepad which cost 90 bucks per unit)... 1310 bucks, more or less, depending on your situation and preferences... For example, in my particular case, it would be around a 40% more than what I'd spend in the first year of the previous (and actual) Nintendo generation... Maybe you don't have titles from the previous Switch console, maybe you don't play locally on the couch so you'll just need and aditional complete controller, maybe you'll simply pass from the camera feature at 10 fps... But it will be still too much money for a system that looks in portable "almost" as good as if it had an oled screen, which will had "almost" the sufficient memory size to store around 8 actual games, with games technically "almost" as good as top actual systems (in the best cases)... So it's always gonna be an "almost" when talking about the features, but an excess when we talk about the prices... Videogames shouldn't become luxury or elitist items and I though that was never Nintendo's philosophy, I hope some rectifications will come to make some sense to this economical mess... [/QUOTE]

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