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#51 deactivated-5c1d0901c2aec

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@rafaelmsoares: Ah we all have our own reservations. It's not uncommon to have things like that.

Nintendo seem to produce new titles in other genres, particularly RPGs but they never really try to do anything like Zelda or Metroid unless it's a Zelda or Metroid game. :P

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#52 Edited By AzatiS

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@UssjTrunks said:

Having run out of games on my Switch, I recently started looking at the e-shop, but was instantly floored by the prices on indie games.

There are games that have been out for years on Steam/PS4/X1 yet are retailing as if they're brand new offerings on the Switch.

Anyone else disappointed by Nintendo's pricing model on this stuff? I'd be willing to re-buy some of these games on my Switch (since I already own most of them on Steam), but not at $30, when I paid $3 for them.

Its something im telling to sheep since Wii days

Dont tell that to sheep, they getting mad.

"but but but ... i can play outside " theyll tell you to defend Nintendo.

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#53 Edited By UssjTrunks

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@ten_pints said:

Well you can't complain, it's nothing new. You guys pay £10+ for cheap NFC toys that look almost as cheap as something that comes with a Kinder egg, whatever floats your boat I suppose.

They're $20-35 here in Canada. I love it when the fanboys tell me that amiibos are better value than standard DLC since you get a "premium" collector's item.

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