I just find it strange people just love to bitch endlessly about things they won't buy and never intended to buy. The circle of negativity is kind of draining. I never said the price was fair or right or whatever, just, sucks to be you if this really is the end of your world. No one has to buy these versions of these games. Find something fun to play and enjoy in life. There's more wrong in the world than the state of DLC inclusions in re-releases with slight upgrades or the price of this stuff. If it doesn't sell, Nintendo will adjust like during the 3DS era. It's kind of exhausting most of the posts lately are just venting endlessly about things no one here can do anything about.
I'm going to get a switch 2 and will test a lot of the things people have had questions and concerns about. I'm sure others here will as well. I have a pretty solid library of games. So, feedback will be useful going forward for those interested but not interested enough to put money down. That is, if things chill out a bit around here.
You're a cool person (no sarcasm), and enjoyed your posts about refining your collection, but your take here is very borderline
"I am very smart" meme worthy.
If you deem calling out corporations making the customer experience worse and worse endless bitching, then yeah, I guess we are. I don't know about you, but I dislike being treated like a walking wallet meant for just sheer extraction and attempts of "see if they can get away with it." As that is how you come across; you're saying is "just a thing not worth caring about and I'll buy it regardless."
Hence, we get a market where
enshittification has entered the common lexicon and reducing value (aka creating a problem) and increasing costs (selling you the solution) is the name of the game. To see Nintendo doing it sucks even harder when we all just want to play video games and it would cost them next to nothing to give things like performance upgrades for free and include the DLC on the cart for an 8 year old game. More so when that game has a complete on the cart version for the Switch.
I'm not "going to buy" many things, but can still call them bull poopie. I won't buy an RTX 5090, but having the card being sold $1,000+ over MSPR and be a potential fire hazard (literally) is bull poopie. And it's in a hobby I enjoy. I want to see get stuff better, not worse, and still cost more. I think that's the actual reasonable take versus your own of "buy it anyway."
I like good news, too. I want things to be cool and fun and happy. So why does Nintendo have to ruin it for us, and why is the customer base pointing it out have to be the one at fault? "Just choose the things that make you happy!" That's, frankly, the childish response to people with bills to pay and understand the value of their purchases being eroded.
I like the new Donkey Kong, too. I said it when it was announced. And then Nintendo trickled out all the bad news that they did not include in their April 2nd announcement for a reason. Because it sucks and it dampens the whole experience needlessly!