@so_hai: It's almost like they're a different studio from a different region.

@Sorrow_316: Not much effort to make dummy profiles on your Switch and have them idle a game downloaded to the system or played off a cart.

IIRC way back on the original Wii (or maybe it was the 3DS? Both?) you were required to have a minimum of an hour playtime before giving out ratings. Maybe so normal people can get a better feeling from a game by actually having to play some of it. I doubt they would attempt to find a way to curb malicious peoples behavior because they'll always find a way around.

Splatoon 2, 3 outta 10 cus it's not Knack baby!

@Art3Zero: It's too late. Have you looked at the eShop?

I think I pretty much own all of these. Got BB Ultimate bundle for like $10 on one of its many sales, so no major loss for me.

They haven't even done anything about MIB 23.

smh

@PrpleTrtleBuBum: Pulp Fiction was released by a movie studio that was under ownership of Disney at the time of the movies release. Plus many other R-rated films.

https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-R-rated-movies-that-have-been-released-by-Disney

They'll probably leave both as-is but increase the amount of merchandise out there.

@mrbojangles25: You're not wrong but what I'm saying is that maybe the developer wants two people in tandem to experience and work through the game together.

By the way online is not required unless you want to play from separate locations and each of you on a console, I believe it offers local split-screen as an option too. A bot for single player mode could also be in the works for a patch down the line but ideally you would play this with another person as originally intended.

@mrbojangles25: Maybe it's integral to the game experience?

The show ended after season three.