Would rather pay the $70 then pay $300 for a new one

I mean if that's the only game you're interested in on the switch then yeah but in the long run it's gonna save you a lot of money, I've got hundreds of games on my modded switch
And you can get only the tablet off ebay for like 150$

CE up

bestbuy.com/site/sku/6535550.p?skuId=6535550

Resale on this sealed gonna be crazy

ganondorf bout to get this work

Underwhelming trailer tbh
Still coppin day 1 ofc and have zero doubt it'll be great, just the trailer was meh

This game might be my Switch's last dance.

When u realize most of the hidden rewards suck ass in this game but u keep doing it because it was maybe more about the journey than the reward

Oh wow great I scaled this mountain and almost died 3 times for 30 dollars

Would do it again

Extrinsic vs intrinsic rewards baby, BOTW is maybe the most intrinsically rewarding game I've ever played, Elden Ring is close for sure

I'm fine with it tbh the feeling of excitement I got from seeing an intriguing thing in the distance is worth more than any material (in game) reward

Legit, the sense of wonder this game instils is incredible, you really do feel like you've stumbled into some hidden natural wonder at points

The southernmost regions were u have no reasons to go story wise are the perfect embodiment of it imo

Cool beach towns, great plains with horses, a luxurious jungle, ancient ruins all of that and more and u realistically have no reason to even go there but its so much stuff to do and see

Sets a terrible precedence for future Nintendo games on old ass hardware

I don't trust them

Don't Nintendo just pull out the $70 price for their biggest projects like BOTW and Smash Ultimate? Only seen it on those and it makes sense here tbh

At least here in Europe botw and smash were Always 10€ more expensive than the other switch games, this is just Nintendo balancing it out with the us

I'm thinking Links corrupted arm could have some corruption effect on whatever weapon he wields with that arm. It is his sword-wielding arm after all. Perhaps that will also have some relation to a new weapon durability system. The more he uses a weapon with that arm, the more it gets corrupted before it eventually breaks, but perhaps the "tears" of the kingdom that you will most likely collect will have some "healing" effect on the corruption which also restores the weapon you then wield. I'm probably way off but I just wanted to speculate on the possibilities.

80 for a 6 year old game is crazy