existensmaximum
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No. Next question please?
But if the crash is never ending, will we ever know? If you Kratos yourself off a cliff, but instead of hitting the bottom, you just fall forever - is it really a bad thing?brah...i think the crash is happening as we speak.
That is a lie. They are also charging $80 for the Mario Party, Tears of the Kingdom, and Kirby PORTS.That's for only ONE game, their most popular game MKW
Huh? N64 didn't fail at all, it sold well and made Nintendo lots and lots of money and sold tons of software. GameCube was also very profitable for Nintendo. The only actual commercial failure in your list that actually lost Nintendo money was Wii U.Gaming crash because of Nintendo? LMAO
Yeah, 1996 gaming crashed because N64 failed.
2004 gaming Crashed because Gamecibe failed.
2012? Gaming crashed because WiiU failed..
Agree with you except the price of Switch 2 hardware which seems very reasonable for what we're getting.Do you really think this is going to stay for one game? Why do you feel the need to defend this?
If you want more reason though, they are charging for upgrades of older games, charging for what is essentially a tutorial/demo type app and they significantly increased the cost of their launch console over last generation. Those things are bound to bring some negativity. You're acting like this doesn't happen to every other console maker. Sony took it for the $70 games and is still taking it for the $700 Pro. It comes with the territory of increased prices, especially when some of it looks anti-consumer.
They are not the only company with price increases later this year. Just wait.Why are everyone projecting Nintendo's practices on everyone?
Relax you will be fine, Nintendo practices only bites Nintendo since 1984, qnd they are know to be the most anti consumer and the worst for 3P publishers.
I mean… it could. Hopefully not.That's pre-republic. But anyway, point is the conditions for total war aren't here. The world couldn't go into total war mode even if it wanted to.
Regardless, it is a significant price increase over the previous Switch at launch. The point still stands. Sony took heat for the Pro because of the significant price increase. They will take heat for the PS6 for the same reason.Agree with you except the price of Switch 2 hardware which seems very reasonable for what we're getting.
While the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 could cause some backlash, it's unlikely to cause the entire gaming industry to crash. Xbox, Sony, and Valve may also face some criticism, but they will likely adapt. Piracy could rise if consumers feel mistreated, but it's not likely to replicate China's situation entirely. Overall, there's a shift in consumer expectations, and companies will need to adjust, but a global collapse isn't expected.With all the news yesterday good and bad will the Launch of Nintendo Switch 2 backlash cause all of gaming to crash?
Could Xbox, Sony and Valve see blowback as well?
Could this be how the world sees the rise of piracy like in China?
This feels like something has shifted with the consumer and tech. I don't think it will only be isolated to Nintendo.
What do you think? Serious question.
China is far too dependent on imports to just start an attack out of nowhere on a place as critical to the west as taiwan. Not saying they can't - they could do it out of desperation or stupidity - but if they did, as things stand today, just cutting off supply would pretty much doom them, no tactical nukes or full scale invasions required. In fact, this is most certainly why they havent already.I mean… it could. Hopefully not.
But here is a scenario. It's 2027 and China moves to invade Taiwan. 2027-2028 is going to be best bet with Trump in White House, allies pushed away and US in middle of trying to refurbish its surface and sub fleet.
China launches preemptive missile attacks on Guam, Philippines, SK and Japanese US bases and proceeds with the invasion.
US sub sinks a Chinese carrier and US sends couple carrier groups as well as tries to mount whatever response they can after those missile attacks.
In the meantime, North Korea attacks the South using the opportunity when US is completely distracted.
There is higher than 0 chance somebody lobs a tactical nuke and then all hell breaks loose. It's honestly pretty damn scary.