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Message: [QUOTE="bjork, post: 414913, member: 2227"] Which is why I said companies change with the times. The only reason they don't do those things nowadays is that they got caught and called out. So they found new avenues to make money. In 2026, that means $80 games and paid DLC or whatever. It isn't super complex. Also, I don't think considering units sold to retailers as units sold is wholly disingenuous. If I'm Nintendo and Best Buy wants to order 500,000 Switch 2s, I just sold 500,000 Switch 2s. It's not my fault if Best Buy sends too many to Topeka, Kansas or something and can't sell through at the register. This kind of thing was what the original purpose of E3 was, to get buyers all in one place. Not for goofs to get in and get free keychains and post about it online (I was one of those goofs, mind you) [/QUOTE]

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