How do I not understand how pricing works? Who the fuck else is launching their same games ten years later at a price 10 dollars higher than what they originally launched at? Especially seeing as all the assets are the same. Is this secretly a norm in the industry and I just don't "understand" how it works? Come on dude, fact is nobody else is doing shit like this lmao and when did I ever say that Sony isn't greedy as well?? What? I'm not on a team dude, I'll call bullshit when I see it regardless of the company
The market determines value. If people will buy Pikmin 3 and Donkey Kong ports at full price, they will buy Zelda.
If other companies could sell millions of ports at full price they would.
If you dont agree with the price, just dont buy the game. Or buy it when its on sale or a used copy. I dont get these complaints.
Switch games tend to hold their prices really well unfortunately. Luckily for me, I've never played Skyward Sword, so I can somewhat justify paying full price here.
will buy this for no more than £30, and that honestly feels generous for the scope of this remaster. I guess I'll have to get lucky on ebay or at a carboot sale in 10 years lol.
I found this video actually pretty great and quite rational because at the end of the day value is perceived differently for everyone.
I do hope though that they add some new content much like the new Mario 3D World and Bowser's Fury. That to me was excellent value.