At this point, I'll probably wait until much later in this console's lifecycle to get one. Most of thr games there aren't that interesting to me. Not even Mario Kart World looks appealing.
It's Nintendo you're talking about. They rather lose sales than lower the prices of their games/consoles. Not that it impacts them heavily, they have a loyal fanbase that buys anything that the big N puts out
Given the global economy, The pointless war in iran and AI bullshit draining the Electronics Industry. I Doubt they will until much much later
Sadly this is almost never what happens, they just let consumers get used to paying more and then keep prices at their new floor regardless of the state of the economy. Outright bankruptcy needs to be a risk for prices to drop, and with both how safe these companies play it and how devoted customer bases tend to be, that's just not happening yet.
No. This situation is spread among every major actors in the CPU industry. You already know this good sir. But Nintendo indeed veered toward the greedier path since the death of satoru Iwata I guess. Don't you feel like this?
It already started before when he was still the president.
It's true, it's happening with everyone right now. But Nintendo its been doing it long before the current crisis, with the argument that their games and consoles "doesn't lose their value over time", so that's why their prices rarely goes down
That and the software output hasn't been good. We've seen mostly remakes, remasters, sequels and live service games that haven't quite stick the landing.
also the fact that many game studios have suffered massive layoffs throughout the years, causing the triple aaa market to constantly bleed talent
I agree that there's a lack of creativity (even if some remakes and remasters are genuinely good). I don't see the issue about sequels if they are good ones.
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