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Message: [QUOTE="Kovlak, post: 414845, member: 167656"] I might be wrong, but Nintendo seems much more cutthroat now. Charging the price of Switch games + $20 for Switch 2 editions that barely have any new content (making those games cost premium $80), getting rid of budget editions of their games and not dropping price, charging 70$ for twenty years old Mario Galaxy 1 and 2, still not fixing their stick drifting technology and instead making people buy multiple joycons, charging for online gaming and for the expansion pack, making Gamecube games unavailable on Switch, not selling games that are on the expansion pack, charging premium for each piece of hardware outside of the console, making low budget games and charging premium for them (like Pokemon Z-A and its DLC)... To me Nintendo changed significantly since the last days of Iwata and the release of the Switch. And the Switch 2 is selling less outside of Japan, where they have a budget version, than the original Switch from what I've seen since this underwelming november, december. [/QUOTE]

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