At least Super Mario RPG is a Square thing, so they can always be a problem. No idea why Earthbound's not here besides them wanting to sell the SNES Classic.
It depends of the game. Some are cheaper to buy digitally, others can be cheaper as cartridges (supermarkets where I live normally sell Switch cartridges -25% off their MSRP). I personally only bother with physicals if the game is rather heavy in size for example, like 10GB or more, in order to save up space on the microSD. Digital is awfully convenient regardless it's the legitimate or the pirate way, so I'd be very hard-pressed to even reach twenty owned cartridges in the long run.
That's got a physical release too.
Nintendo doesn't really care as long as the game has received an official rating through the respective board (CERO, IARC, PEGI, ESRB, etc), an approach that I honestly prefer over the current SIE's "this anime-looking game is somehow hurting our californian sensibilities (even if it stays exclusive in Japan)" or whatever false pretense to care about game quality.
It's a game taken from newgrounds and they plastered memes over it.
They're just very average games, even for the period they released in. Like on par with Nightmare Creatures.
Good if you liked Bloodrayne. I liked Bloodrayne and they were good.
At least Pokemon has an excuse, but Big Brain Academy?
All those ecchi and erogi games on that list, it's no wonder Japan dropped Sony.
Too bad that hasn't lead to good games.
One of my favorite things about game collecting is how retarded shit like an FMV game that teaches you how to be a pickup artist can possibly become the crown jewel of your game collection, because rarity's all that really matters
Yeah that's pretty much true to an extent.
