I don't know why you lot are jumping down
@n8han11's throat. Are you guys Nintendo shareholders?
From the perspective of a consumer who doesn't fervently gobble up Smash with the same gusto as the very small fraction represented on here, it is kind of a ****ty move. They just got the game like two years ago. They just finished adding stuff to it earlier this year. And now you have to buy a new version, let alone a new console, to keep getting the content? I mean I don't think even Capcom pulls that kind of ****.
They're far from the only ones in the business who do it, but I wouldn't argue that justifies it. It just normalizes it. Ofc it makes business sense. Smash is a quality product that can appeal to a wider market should it have better hardware behind it, but it is unfortunate for the existing consumer.
I don't agree with him saying they're doing it for no good reason. It is a good reason, it's just not a reason that benefits us, so I don't understand why we're so quick to defend Nintendo.