Lunatic_Gamer
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First, a $450 hardware price, more than most were expecting. Then, the $80 charge for Mario Kart World, beyond what any other game costs in the industry.
Now, here's another smaller example of Nintendo annoying its fans, but it's frustrating all the same. This has to do with its exhausting pricing scheme for old games, in this case, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

• The original Breath of the Wild cost $60. The DLC cost $20. You can play this on Switch 2 via backward compatibility.
• However, there's an Switch 2 "enhanced" edition of the game with better performance and graphics. If you own Switch 1 Breath of the Wild, you can pay $10 to "upgrade." So over the course of it's lifespan, you will have paid $90.
• If you do not have the original, Switch 2 Breath of the Wild costs $70. However, it does not include the DLC for the now eight year-old game, which would be $20 extra, for again, a $90 total purchase.

Nintendo Says Switch 2 ‘Breath Of The Wild’ Is $90 With DLC
Nintendo has had one of the worst reveals of a new console in recent memory, even if ultimately, it’s more than likely the Switch 2 will be a hit. Now, Zelda drama.

