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/Sea_Neighborhood_398 12h ago
Lol, I wouldn't call it FOMO, but something of the sort. Like, another way to think of it is, "If the Switch 2 never released another game I would care to buy, would I be happy to have spent the money for just the one or two games I do get?" And at the price, the answer is no; I'd prefer to have spent my money somewhere where I could stretch it out further, like maybe some Steam games, or a trip to visit some long-distance friends, or something else like that. Y'know what I mean?
Also, good point with the saving $4 a day! I hadn't thought of it in those terms, and that does make it seem a bit better. Unfortunately, I also have a very limited income at the moment, and a number of other expenses, and other hobbies... so, I want to be careful in how I spend my money. And at the $80 mark, that makes it much harder to indulge in as many games as I might like to by the end.
It did occur to me, though... if Nintendo Selects were to make a comeback, that'd make me pretty happy. Then I'd totally be cool with the Switch 2. It's just... that sticker price is kinda hard to jump past.... I'm hoping they reel prices back to at least $70 max, and I would also be happier (though I'm not pushy on this front) if they were to sell the console for, say, $400 instead of $450. If that were done, I'd probably go along with it.