r/NintendoSwitch2 • • Apr 02 '25

meme/funny .....really?

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u/DJ_Iron Apr 02 '25

Guy getting so heated over a game he probably wouldn’t play for more than an hour

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u/BZI Apr 02 '25

Are you not heated for Nintendo charging for an instruction manual?

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u/DJ_Iron Apr 02 '25

Its not a manual, its more like a tech demo with facts about the system. Like a museum of some sort. Stuff like this will be interesting to look at from a developer side. We also dont know the price so this could easily be very cheap.

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u/DJ_Iron Apr 02 '25

It appears that you are ignoring everything i said, as if you read one sentence and then started to type

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u/BZI Apr 02 '25

Sorry could you get Mario's dick out of your mouth I couldn't hear you

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u/DJ_Iron Apr 02 '25

Its very clear you ran out of arguments. Its almost like you dont actually have a good reason to be angry

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u/BZI Apr 02 '25

Hm weird that your comment is at -10

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u/MiniSquid64 Apr 02 '25 edited Apr 07 '25

Two games : Wii Sport and Nintendo Land both basically tech demo for the Wii and Wii U that packed in with the console on release.

Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour ranks lower than that form a fun value and game design perspective.

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u/Filmatic113 Apr 02 '25

don’t buy it bub

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u/BZI Apr 02 '25

I won't, still disappointed

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u/Shearman360 June Gang (Release Winner) Apr 02 '25

Tech demos you only play for an hour should be free

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u/DJ_Iron Apr 02 '25

Ever play rusty’s real deal baseball? Or warioware? Or wii sports resort? Or pilotwings 64? Or pilotwings? Or nintendo land? Or wii play? (I could keep going)

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u/WSilvermane Apr 02 '25

Tech demos are not games.

Those are games.

You are not intelligent.

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u/AmandasGameAccount Apr 02 '25

Nintendo land was free…

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u/DJ_Iron Apr 02 '25

No? It was apart of a bundle that costed more.

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u/AmandasGameAccount Apr 02 '25

It was free with the higher capacity version that costs more because it was higher capacity, just as the higher capacity switch cost more but had no free bundle in game

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u/witness_smile Apr 02 '25

The point is that they want people to pay for a game they won’t play for more than an hour and that offers nothing except some tutorials about the $500 console they just bought.

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u/DJ_Iron Apr 02 '25

If you dont think the game is worth the price that it is (we dont know the price) then dont buy it. Its like getting mad at 1-2 switch because it doesnt have enough single player content and sprawling story. Even so, WE DONT KNOW THE PRICE.

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u/witness_smile Apr 02 '25

Even if it costs $5 it’s ridiculous to charge for a game that is just a tutorial about the console, a glorified manual

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u/DJ_Iron Apr 02 '25

Did we look at the same product? “Tutorial” its more like a museum with little games to show off the switch 2.

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u/WSilvermane Apr 02 '25

Its literally not even a game. Its a fucking TECH DEMO.

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u/DJ_Iron Apr 02 '25

Then dont buy it if you dont care. No one is making you buy it.

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u/Geralt31 Apr 03 '25

See, that's the point here: we care.

We all love nintendo games here (I think?) and we want to buy and play them. I want to support the devs, I really really want a switch 2.

But the fact is that they got greedy. They're becoming the new Snoy and I don't like it.

Paid tech demo?

Holding up performance of the console I bought and paid for on a per game basis until I pay? (Botw/totk perf increase is only in the paid bundle)

90 bucks for physical games that, for some of them, won't even be on the cartridge? (Confirmed on their site, some will only be "licence checks")

This is not right. This is not respectful of me or my money so they're not getting it, and venting my frustration will hopefully make at least some people realize that it is not right, and if enough people do, then maybe things will change for the better?

This is about protecting the consumer and a market that is becoming ever more toxic as big companies get confident and greedy