@computernoises: Haven't beaten the game either, but I had to try the hard mode as soon as possible. With Two saves, I can now go back and start the game knowing which shrines I can hit at my level and start the game prepared.

Main reason I can't bring myself to upgrade to the PS4 Pro is that fact that I would have to download tons of things like this again.

@meatymisto: Wild thought, but shouldn't they be able to fit both versions on one cart?

@7tizz: I bought the DLC, so other than the battle mode, I'll admit I bought this game day one just because my kid wanted it as well.

I wouldn't want too many people cutting into my bottom line either. I have no problems with mod or modders, I also have no problem when a company that is still supporting a game to not want too many mods for it running around for free.
Mods may have been around for years, but times have changed. Even Nintendo has finally gotten to the point where they sell DLC. I'm willing to bet that more situations like this will arise, but each time both parties will learn a little more about compromise and overreacting.

The only thing I want to know is this: If I have an XB1, a PC, and a Switch in my house, can I host a ridiculously large Rocket League tournament with just about every participant on site?

I haven't heard about this series in years...

new games are always welcomed

@beantownsean: Isn't this the same game that was overheating PS4's with the menu screen?

@angrycreep: My post "If you can't afford a phone, you probably don't need a gaming console unless you're a child."

Your post "There are a lot of kids between the ages of 6 to 10 that are still not even allow to have cell phones."

Think I covered the child part. If you don't want to use your phone to chat on the Switch, then don't. I'm not saying it's the best solution, but it's the one they picked. And I think you mean 6-10 years old that don't have an "activated" phone, because I see plenty of 4 year olds playing on mommy and daddy's old phone.