I don't mind ports, in fact I admit I can double dip on games I like when they come on PC or get ported on Switch for the portability & local co-op. I tend to wait for a sale though. But I admit I never owned a WiiU, and I pretty much skipped the 3DS and Wii generations too.
I have double dipped before on a few games. Like with SRW V and X on the PS4 and Switch. I don't have a PS4 anymore and I am content having SRW V, T and X on the Switch.
The problem with the Wii and WiiU was the heavy reliance on their gimmicks while I generally prefer playing games with a normal controller layout.
I hated the waggle shit as is. As someone who has some gripping issues and tends to drop stuff when my joints feel numb, it isn't fun. I never threw the remote at the screen like all these urban stories you hear about the Wii.
Watch a joycon teardown there's literally nothing but plastic housing for minimal electronics.
There's more and easier ways to actually fix that then the joycons though.
... What glue? I haven't encountered anything that passes as adhesive in a joycon. It's held together with hopes that the ribbon cable slots handle the stress.
My joycons had a hardened glob of glue on them when I opened them up. This wasn't second hand I had the thing since launch and it was underneath the battery.
Not enough killer trannies for Jason Yevgeniy "keep saying it" Gastrow.
You know I would like the play the F-Zero arcade game that that doesn't require running batshit emulators or needing a specific version of action replay so my gamecube can kinda sorta run it.
What fucking “theory” could you possibly have? Nintendo is dumb and they love money, the end.
Nintendo has been doing faux limited supply tactics for years. They did it with Amiibo, and they probably did it with the launch of the Switch and even with the launch of the Wii. I'd even go as far to say it's one of the main reasons for their success these days. FOMO is a poweful drug and Nintendo might as well have a monopoly over it. This is just the first time they've actually went 'mask off' as they say.
I don't know why people pretend this is something new from Nintendo when the same company has already released anniversary editions only printed & available for a certain period of time in the past. You could argue this is shitty to pull the digital edition out of the store (and this is true) but knowing my personal experience of import japanese games in the past decade, this is not a rare occurrence exclusive to Nintendo either. Bamco quickly make the premium editions of Super Robot Wars games no longer available on PSN/eshop past the initial release date and Mages often lock games as pre-order exclusives for the newest visual novel titles (you had to buy a first-print PS4 or Vita copy of the shitty Yu-No remake if you wanted to play the original PC98 for instance, which was still CERO-censored though)
Well, I know that the retro Mario multiplayer game was advertised as an temporary event; along with Game & Watch, and that FE1 game being listed as an limited edition.
