Deerock71
Very Poor Hoice of Wor
Hear me out. I'm not going to source this, since I'm just basing it off marinating on this fine board over the course of several years. I'll provide the ingredients, and you can toss your own salad.
Last year, R* said GTA VI was launching in 2025. Nintendo...finally responding to NUMEROUS RUMORS, decides they have to announce details on Switch 2.
Switch 2 gets announced, and console pricing and game prices are vague at best. FINALLY, the price of the system is announced, and the standalone price of Mario Kart World is announced at $79. THE INTERNET GOES WILD WITH RAGE, TELLING NINTENDO TO DROP THE PRICE!
The furor dies down, as reports of an assuredly record worldwide launch is imminent.
PLOT TWIST! Long before the price reveal of Switch 2 and Mario Kart World, R* floated out a trial balloon casually mentioning the price of GTA VI might be the first $99 game. It is laughed off by the horde. RIDICULOUS!
WHAT IF Nintendo started the groundwork for "variable pricing" in a clever pact with R* to ease the $99 price point into the realm of possibility like an old man easing himself into a hot bath? $99 doesn't sound too far-fetched now, does it?
Last year, R* said GTA VI was launching in 2025. Nintendo...finally responding to NUMEROUS RUMORS, decides they have to announce details on Switch 2.
Switch 2 gets announced, and console pricing and game prices are vague at best. FINALLY, the price of the system is announced, and the standalone price of Mario Kart World is announced at $79. THE INTERNET GOES WILD WITH RAGE, TELLING NINTENDO TO DROP THE PRICE!
The furor dies down, as reports of an assuredly record worldwide launch is imminent.
PLOT TWIST! Long before the price reveal of Switch 2 and Mario Kart World, R* floated out a trial balloon casually mentioning the price of GTA VI might be the first $99 game. It is laughed off by the horde. RIDICULOUS!
WHAT IF Nintendo started the groundwork for "variable pricing" in a clever pact with R* to ease the $99 price point into the realm of possibility like an old man easing himself into a hot bath? $99 doesn't sound too far-fetched now, does it?
