Is there a lemmy wallstreetbets, and if so, how is this not a post in it?
I would wish you luck in investing, but honestly, I would rather watch reddit quietly burn than them start developing some new horrors of monetization.
Nintendo is the original gacha / lootbox developer. You must not remember their original big money maker was selling randomized packs of collectible cards to children, a practice they are still perfecting to this day.
Nintendo has 10x the market share of any other gacha game too, so even if others are more exploitative, they aren't causing as much overall damage due to market share.
Yes, I am acknowledging that in my comment. I'm saying I don't understand how people stomach this garbage, and I stated the specifics of what I found so repulsive in the co sumption of their products.
Where is the insult here? I called yall out after yall trash talked first. Yall start shit but don't like it when it is addressed.
Play better games is my recommendation. Have a better frame of reference lmao. That will help you understand why a 30-hour Nintendo title charging $70 doesn't even compete with modern $15 indie titles.
Yes, I am acknowledging that in my comment. I'm saying I don't understand how people stomach this garbage, and I stated the specifics of what I found so repulsive in the co sumption of their products.
You need something to whatabout because you can't address the points directly. Childish response that fits the childish fanbase of Nintendo perfectly.
The only game developers that are anywhere in the same running as Nintendo on Anticonsumer practices would be EA, Ubisoft, and Warner Brothers. Maybe arguably Playstation and Xbox.
Literally any other game developer could be listed as a favorite game series and avoid most of the criticisms I've laid out.
Idk how people still stomach Nintendo. They get 1 decent exclusive every other year, while the rest of the time, they are overcharging for all their garbage products. Most anticonsumer, anticompetition developer on the market that releases products that lag behind the rest of the industry by 5-10 years.
They crush emulation and antique game preservation sites as a hobby.
How is yet another Mario game worth coming back to?
Is there a lemmy wallstreetbets, and if so, how is this not a post in it?
I would wish you luck in investing, but honestly, I would rather watch reddit quietly burn than them start developing some new horrors of monetization.