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Saturday, February 4, 2023
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Tuesday, February 7, 2023
Its not unusual
It's got to be 50% Zelda
what other big games are this year?
I don’t think they have any other big things announced rn
We might get a date for Advance Wars remake maybe but that’s all I can think of and even that wouldn’t be like a big holiday thing I don’t think
Would also be neat if we get an announcement for like dk64 for nso
They deleted that eShop listing
Still have 59.99 for physical versions elsewhere as well
If there’s gonna be a price difference digital should be cheaper yes
Cause it’s upload / download a file and not having to pay a production fee
Dolf, they won't be $70
They're selling those vouchers, 2 for $100
Wouldn't make sense for the discount to be that big
Friend proposed a theory about the pricing
they specifically cite BotW 2
In the voucher trailer?
in their media release, I assume the video is the same as the one they used last time
If they cite botw 2 then his theory falls apart completely
where does nintendo publish their raw press releases?
it doesn't matter
I'll find it later
there is a zero % chance that they price hike Switch games
yes, the game you can't buy is not on the list of games you can buy
shocker
I mean we’ll know tomorrow cause there’s no chance they don’t show Zelda totk
Some retailers had their $60 preorder pages go down
what I was looking for was the press release, the wire that goes out to the media
because I'm 10,000% sure it mentions "upcoming Zelda titles"
Tears of the Kingdom will be $60.
I'm certain there will be 2-3 tiers to buy
the base game will be $60, then there will be a $70 and a $90 version with skins/expansion pass
Dolf
I’d like to see this thing spooky is talking about when he can pull it up
Not necessarily
They make more money from regular sales
Most game sales I imagine happen in the first month or so
Especially if it’s right at the start of holiday season like Pokémon
Wednesday, February 8, 2023
Take this as you will
Max would have loved that card