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Master_Magnus posted...

I can't buy a game at $60 for $10 of content. If I let game companies screw me and buy a game that I already own at $60, then it means that I am perfectly happy with incomplete games, because game devs will never stop re-releasing the same game an infinite amount of times to fuck over the people who want everything. If Nintendo gets away with this then it is only a time before everyone else does the same and make you buy the same game an infinite amount of times to get all the content and ruin my life. So yes, it is locked out for me because I don't eat shit unlike other people who will gladly spend all their savings on videogames because they think it is perfectly fine for game devs to sell the same game an infinite amount of times for people who want a complete product. Not being able to play Bowser's Fury isn't the problem, it's gamers defending this and making sure you can never buy a game and own it that is the problem.

You can buy a game at $60 for $10 worth of content. For you, it might not be a good buy. But it's physically possible. People do it all the time. People also buy games they have on other systems. Either newer systems, or just different ones. I don't see why you "can't". The word you're looking for is "won't". Also, the game isn't incomplete. They complete game was sold. The just made more of it. If they didn't make anymore, you wouldn't be calling the game incomplete. That's because it's not imcomplete. That's like saying Hyrule Warriors was an incomplete game because it had DLC. But it had a full story mode, and an adventure map. They just release DLC that you didn't need. And HWL had a full story (4, in fact), and multiple side maps. But they sold DLC. By you're logic, those games would have been incomplete. Which is false. And if you think they were, they you must not know what the word incomplete means... You also aren't getting screwed. You got exactly what you paid for, which is a full game. Also, the other companies already do that. They release the same games over, but with better graphics, or new mechanics, or something else. Not to mention the games that will release for a different system years later. A lot of indie Devs do that. If you feel like you're getting screwed, then don't buy it. But others will for many reasons. Maybe they couldn't afford the other system at the time. Or missed out on it. Or want the game for this system. Just because you're salty that the Wii U isn't getting anything new doesn't mean you should want the game company to never release the same game. It helps the company and the customers. If you don't like the company practices, then stop buying from them. It's pretty simple. So again, you're not locked out. You just don't want to buy it. And that's fine. But locked out is something different... Also, other people don't spend their savings on video games. You really are being melodramatic. What's funny is you talk about other people spending their savings on video games, but also talking about how you need video games to live. Most people just save up for a game they want. Also, I'd probably say most of the people buying it are probably buying it for the first time, since many might not have even had a Wii U... Unless you think only Wii U owners are buying this game... Also, learn what a complete product is. Based on your posts, you don't seem to actually know...

Master_Magnus posted...

A good game company always delivers and is consistent with the quality of their products. Wii U was a shit console with no exclusives so that makes Nintendo a trash company. And if I buy a $60 game, I should get all the bonus without buying it again, ever. I'm not letting any game dev fuck with me to make casuals happy.

That would be wrong again. It had exclusives. And after the console was done, the exclusives got released somewhere else. Just like many other exclusives for all the games companies... And one bad system doesn't make a trash company. If that were the case, many would say the same thing about Sony or Microsoft. As many people think some of their systems are trash systems. And by you standards, Nintendo would have been a trash company in 1995 or so when they released the Virtual boy... Also, that's not how it works. You don't get free bonus just because you bought the game unless that's what Nintendo wants to do. They are a company selling you a products. You either pay the price they set, or don't get it. It's as simple as that. You sound like those kids from the Entitled Kids stories on Reddit...
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