Back in the 90's the thought process really blossomed for people to think it was better to spend money on cheap junk over higher priced quality goods.

In real time, how many minutes does it take for the master sword to recharge after you depleted it?

While the game doesn't have much depth, the level designs and platforming really make it a fun game. The overall homage to PS is enjoyable.

Even if Nintendo had a systemwide achievement system, I could only imagine the hoops one would need to jump through in order to show them to friends. It would be a project.

Never been interested in a movie adaptation for a video game but I can say, with 100% certainty, I would not watch Minecraft if it were free to view.

Not looking at anyone specifically but people tend to opine on a topic (price) w/o a clear understanding of past generations and if any research was done on the prices of past generation hardware and software, they might get some needed clarity. IMO, if someone wants to fall on the sword by saying $449.99 or so is too much for S2, it most likely means they can't afford it.

Seems to me the humor of today does not compare with the days of The Naked Gun: From The Files of Police Squad. You can't replicate those films or the brief television series. Spaceballs, Airplane, Back To School, etc...., just could not be properly replicated. The slapstick humor is an ancient memory IMO. The actors and actresses aren't on the level when it comes to comedy.

The original personnel (actors, writers, producers, etc...,) made something which could never be mimicked in the capacity of a remake. Nothing, absolutely nothing about that trailer enticed me to see the film.

How is this gaming generation or whichever generation it is (with Switch 2) different than other generations with inflation and wages?

A lot of people forget such a thing.

"Financially trying times," said someone. IMO that's quite the doom and gloom position.