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Nintendo priced this game fairly and appropriately. The game is absolutely packed with content and beautiful design and I'm glad they went for a traditional on
by jly 10y ago
Nintendo priced this game fairly and appropriately. The game is absolutely packed with content and beautiful design and I'm glad they went for a traditional one and done pricing scheme rather than what other mobile games often use. It's the investors clamoring for more content to sell, not the people actually playing the game.
IAP is an issue but it's not Nintendo's fault. They clearly wanted a way to try before you buy to entice more people to download, and this is the standard model that Apple has put together.
- lostlogin 10y agoBeautiful design? It's redesign of stock OS UI is gross and annoying. The spinner when it looks for a network connection and fails is not good. The picker at the beginning - how is this good design. Paying some attention to the platform and not requiring an internet connection would have resulted in a better looking, better behaving game.
- danso 10y agoYeah, I immediately passed when I heard the game required an Internet connection. Their stated reasons are ridiculous [0], or at least questionable given the many number of high quality games that manage to have an offline mode. [0] http://www.polygon.com/mobile/2016/12/9/13897536/super-mario-run-internet-connection http://www.polygon.com/mobile/2016/12/9/13897536/super-mario...
- flukus 10y agoGames have never used stock UI's. Even native looking applications are (unfortunately) quickly becoming a thing of the past.