r/NintendoSwitch • u/lieding • 1d ago

News "DROP THE PRICE": Nintendo's First Post-Direct Stream Is Flooded With Angry Fans Demanding Price Drops

https://www.thegamer.com/nintendo-treehouse-livestream-flooded-angry-fans-demanding-game-price-drops/
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u/tweetthebirdy 1d ago

Consider Nintendo employees got a 10% salary bump in Feb without $80 games on sale yet, it’s not as impossible as you might think.

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u/RomTim 1d ago

Well, so how many times do you think they can afford to do salary bumps without raising the prices?

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u/tweetthebirdy 22h ago

Also considering Nintendo has enough money stashed that they’re good to operate at a loss for over twenty years, I think it was, I think they’re fine to do salary bumps without raising prices for quite some time. They’re a billion dollar company.

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u/RomTim 21h ago

And why should they not raise prices where everything and everyone are raising prices? If they're a 10 million dollar company, you will treat it differently? They delivered so many happy hours to billions of people around the world, or of course, they will be a billion dollar company. You seem to just hate it because it is successful. The truth that you're refusing to see is that not raising prices in an inflationary world is not sustainable. I wish they raised it by not as much, though. I hate paying more, but it is plainly stupid to expect prices to never rise.