Leave them alone🤬🤬🤬

[u/Yolo065]

[u/skeletist]

Had a whole conversation with my Nintendo fan roommate and it came down to consumers really emphasizing the content value before they buy. An example is that last Mario kart game came out nigh on like ten years ago and honestly for how popular the game series is it sounds like it’s worth $80 of content if you’re a fan or just a family. He’s not a total die hard fan but nintendo has some of his fave series. I’m trying to make the jump to pc or at least a steam deck so I’m not completely sold either way.

[u/Funeque → u/skeletist]

My metric is that its worth it if I get an hour for each dollar spent, and at $500 for the bundle, and my time spent in MK8D, I fully anticipate getting my money's worth.

[u/piapiou → u/Funeque]

Completely off topic: It's a good mindset for game you consider as entertainment. It's not for a game you consider as a piece of art.

[u/SuperCat76 → u/piapiou]

I agree, for me I don't put $1/hour as the end all be all for if a game is worth it, but anything that does make that value is just plain worth it.

Those above that need a bit more thought put into was it worth it.

[u/Zolorah → u/piapiou]

I don't understand : you consider MK to be a piece of art ?

[u/piapiou → u/Zolorah]

No I'm having a completely different conversation here, sorry it wasn't very clear x)