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I agree on both points. It's absolutely up to the individual what they want to do at the end of the day. I just don't agree with any of these being serious or legitimate alternatives for someone who actually wants Skyward Sword HD because it completely misses the point and doesn't justify the...

Considering many people think it's a rip off and make comparisons to other games without understanding why things are priced the way they are on other platforms, I'd say it was necessary to state. Because "they sell a lot" is a major oversimplification. Though I admit, I may not have conveyed...

Yes, because you keep bringing up the fact that "everybody knows these things sell millions" which I've already elaborated wasn't the point of my post and I've already explained why I disregarded those other options. I don't understand what the issue here is. You asked me before what my point...

There isn't a massive stock of used copies at $45 for everyone though, so it's hardly THE option for the majority of consumers. Also, my point was never that these games sell millions. You're disregarding everything I've said and fixating on that one thing. I never said there weren't...

And you mentioned getting the game used, which I had addressed in my original post. People can wait around for a deal if they want, but those are either rare depending on how low someone can justify paying for a $60 product or readily available at Walmart with a $10 discount, unless people still...

Leave it to gamers to cry about having to pay for things they want. It's like expecting 4K movies to cost less than blu-rays because "I already bought it 10 years ago." You either want the damn thing and are gonna find a way to get it, or you can keep calling everyone sheep as if tons of new...

I don't see any used copies of Age of Calamity going for $45. I see a bunch of starting prices hovering from $27 to $45 with bids going plus shipping. If you can get the game discounted and new on eBay, like I suggested with Walmart, then more power to you. Seems like even more a reason why the...

It was to rationalize the price point, because I ultimately don't get what the big deal is when all is considered, which is why I made the point that it's likely the best option for the majority of consumers. I mentioned getting the game used, but let's be real, used games are hardly a bargain...

That wasn't the point of my post at all and I already made that point anyway. I think the pricing is very justified given the reasons I've stated and I personally don't mind their pricing considering they're 10 dollars cheaper at Walmart anyway and my other options aren't exactly "better."

Nintendo rarely drops their prices. The average consumer isn't gonna wait.

I think what a lot of people don't understand about Nintendo, especially when it comes to pricing, is that Nintendo games always hold their value. Because Nintendo has been around so long, many people are familiar and nostalgic for their franchises which is why Nintendo games go up in value in...