LogFAQs > #949769703

That's just not how the world works, nor will it ever be.

That's wrong then.

I effectively missed out on the opportunity to save $40 ($60 for 3 games=$20 per game), plus it made it that much harder to justify buying the upgraded versions of 1 and 2 (hence I didn't buy the trilogy until it was discounted to $10 in the WiiU rerelease).

Yeah but you got the discount. This port will never be discounted to $10, because Nintendo is super greedy now.

The content isn't that important. It's certainly not $40 worth of important, which is the comparison I'm making there.

To me it's super important. Important enough that I can't live without it. But I can't bend over and pay what Nintendo asks or else I can't play videogames anymore and my life is ruined.

So why not wait until those future games come out to buy it?

I bought it now to play PS4 games.

Then you have some really weird priorities that you should really examine before letting them influence any further $300+ purchasing decisions. Game systems are purchased to play games, not to stroke your ego with the idea that you're part of some special club with exclusive experiences. Again, you really need to get over yourself and stop being so melodramatic.

If Nintendo wasn't going to make the Wii U a special club they should have axed it just like Virtual Boy instead of selling it for years.