Anime and Manga fan from Europe. Friends with Quentin. Avatar by @kirilewd@mastodon.art. Follow me at @weebdeluxe@urusai.social
You buy a Nintendo console for Nintendo games. If you don’t want the latest Nintendo games, you don’t get the new console. You want them and can’t afford it? Save up, sell off some old games or wait for a second hand unit. Fomo is your enemy.
I feel like a lot of social media discussion about this is overblown. Gaming is a luxury in the end.
Videogame publishers not caring about their backcatalogs. If they’d care about preservation and actual long term gain, they’d make old games available.
It took EA so long to make Sims 1 and 2 available. It felt like they actively hate money. And there are plenty of other games that people would love to buy and that are just not made available.
If owning the physical retro game is the only way to play the game (legally) that will help drive up prices.
This is of course but one of the reasons.
Why exactly are we still bringing this up? We all know it was a shitty thing to do… this post reeks of ragebait.
Those concerns are so super niche, I doubt they’ll be a big problem for Nintendo. I know it may not seem that way, but handheld PCs are not a widespread product.
If “normies” are able to buy a Playstation 5 after having bought a PS4, 3, 2 and 1, Then I think Nintendo is going to be just fine.
Well done
Started with Emio, the third Famicom detective Club game and I am really digging it this far.
It is oldschool and has a slower pace so far but the case is interesting and keeps me engaged. Nice art and music.
I started the remake of the first Famicom Detective Club and I am enjoying it quite a bit.
These games defined my time with the DS. Glad they’re back!
So many good memories of the hot seat multiplayer on my Windows 95 machine.
Looking forward to this as I really enjoyed it on the Wii.
Big fan of interactive documentaries like these!
Hope Unlce Derek is having some success with that video. He fell on some hard times.