After a long hiatus from UVGF (mostly due to work and volunteering), I remembered having mentioned 2 years ago that the only way I'd accept a paid online from Nintendo was that I could download any NES game at any given time.
Most of you found it a stupid idea and not worth the money. Now in retrospect with Nintendo being greedy, it becomes 1 NES/SNES game for 30 days that they choose. With an App on a google or apple device that will scroogle your user-data so Nintendo can sell it to third parties on top of it .
Don't get me wrong, I don't want to pay for on-line either, but I would have loved it if Nintendo at least gave me a value proposition, like stated 2 years ago. Now I feel they caved to both the brogamers that want shooters and their ubergreedy shareholders for this unholy satan's child of an online plan.
What is your opinion about with the Switch being paid on-line now being inescapable? Will you also "Switch"from Nintendo to a Steambox? Or is it worth it to put multiplayer behind a paywall, locking out most children from Mario Kart as their parents will never agree to a paid online service (At least not her in Norway).
Most of you found it a stupid idea and not worth the money. Now in retrospect with Nintendo being greedy, it becomes 1 NES/SNES game for 30 days that they choose. With an App on a google or apple device that will scroogle your user-data so Nintendo can sell it to third parties on top of it .
Don't get me wrong, I don't want to pay for on-line either, but I would have loved it if Nintendo at least gave me a value proposition, like stated 2 years ago. Now I feel they caved to both the brogamers that want shooters and their ubergreedy shareholders for this unholy satan's child of an online plan.
What is your opinion about with the Switch being paid on-line now being inescapable? Will you also "Switch"from Nintendo to a Steambox? Or is it worth it to put multiplayer behind a paywall, locking out most children from Mario Kart as their parents will never agree to a paid online service (At least not her in Norway).