why are they're so many anti nintendo switch 2 content farms
I guess it prints views. The Youtube algorithm seems to push this content hard as soon as you interact with any of it.
I've noticed an increase in these negativity gaming "news" channels like Mugthief, Dreamcastguy, Yongyea, and some dedicated Nintendo channels like NintenDeen where the entirety of the content is bitching nonstop about Nintendo. All of them pretend they're well connected and know the games industry well.
We wanted some new gadgets to torture monsters with, not the usual RPG shit. I would have been fine with some magictech stuff than from the ancient iPad. But two or the four powers that we got early on is shit that we've already seen
Thinking about it, I never finished Tears of the Kingdom. I got midway through the game and then I just dropped it. I'm far too thorough and the further I got into the game, the less interesting the content got, as I've run into some of the more interesting content earlier.
Though I have a cousin who's 14 years old, and he had a blast with the game. I don't think he'll ever finish the game, but he's had far more mileage from the game that I have. In part because he doesn't play a lot of video games, and he doesn't view the game in the same way I do. Why would I do X when I can do Y which is more efficient?
All I can tell you is I would already have a Switch 2 if it costed the same as Switch 1 at launch. I just can't justify the cost for anything I've seen from it at this point.
The issue with this logic is that the overarching trend for electronics is actually deflation as discrete electronic components have gotten exponentially cheaper to produce. It is cheaper to buy a computer or TV today than it was in 1993.
The headphones you cite here are an extreme luxury item, and your average person doesn't even know what the fuck they are. The overwhelming trend for tech over time is actually to go down in price. An average quality bluetooth headset that and average person would buy is cheaper than ever.
Great points. I'm in a different financial situation than I was when the Switch 1 came out. Back then, it was a committal decision to buy the system, while as now, despite the higher price, I have the disposable income for it.
The way I approach the decision is far more "Will I get enjoyment out of this?" and "Am I going to buy one later anyway?". My Switch 1 is near destitute, I bought it on launch year. The battery isn't holding up, the joycon rails are busted, the screen is scratched up among other things. So I'm wondering if I just bite the bullet now.
Fair for the hardware too. My point is that much like the XM6 have a significant price markup over the XM5, so do other consumer electronics I deal with. The XM6 are 449 MSRP, while the XM5 are 399. The value proposition isn't that much better, the price is just higher because Sony.
