Now that Smash DLC is over and Nintendo Direct's are at least slightly more frequent, is this the new thing people must try and will into existence from whatever they can?
Oh give me a break, just another example of Koopa Derangement Syndrome. Cry more, toad.
I wonder if they will do something between this and Prime like the original games so you can link up and unlock the fusion suit in Prime?
I want to say subscription-locked content for a full priced game is a bit too scummy for Nintendo, but it’s a brave new world of corporate scumminess out there, so who knows?
That would be really cool and feel like it is 2002 all over again.
Sigh, with Fusion behind NSO it would not be a good look. So two choices for Nintendo:
Thanks for this. I will buy Pikmin 4, the new Zelda, and FE Engage physically at some point, so this cash will turn into Groove Coaster DLC...
Just FYI, if you haven't bought the Split Pad Compact yet and planned to do so, they're $40 on the Target site for the grey ones ($10 cheaper than I've seen them anywhere) and they qualify for the extra 20% off video game accessories.
The Split Pad Compact has all the same functionality as the standard Split Pad, but it's more... flat... right? I know the -newer-, more expensive model offers a wired mode, but the standard Split Pad and Compact are essentially the same devices as far as functionality goes, right?
Yeah, both are no gyro/rumble/NFC/only work when connected. The split pad compact is thicker than a joycon and a bit wider, but not the width or same grip profile as the split pad pro.
It is ironic that when Nintendo seems to try to help us out with a cheaper entry-point first party title that the scalpers have to pounce and create a supply issue.
I don't feel bad for the people that bought from scaplers. This isn't a console situation. Prime will easily be restocked and I've seen it available to buy online from Target and Best Buy. People just aren't patient. Blows my mind that the game can be had digitally for $39.99 anytime you want to get it yet people are willing to pay double that to get the game physical when all they have to do is wait a couple of days for stores to restock. I could see a person justifying buying a Series X or PS5 for $100 over retail price when it was so difficult to find one for 2 years. I can't see a person justifying overpaying for Prime when all they have to do is wait a week.
It's Nintendo. That should answer your question.
Go with Superstars, if only because Super Mario Party only supports Joy-Cons.
Probably only to be announced once the deluxe editions sell out. Good news is that deluxe version is $45. I clicked the link expecting anywhere from $60 to $100.
