@AboveAvgOdds@RaphiSavitz@CCM_Brett To your point though, it’s a certainty that these things are coming eventually. Just bizarre that none seem to have come during this crucial early period.
(I’m Long btw and buying more)
@AboveAvgOdds@RaphiSavitz@CCM_Brett Haven’t most of the big titles usually had quite a long runway sitting in the pipeline before release? Worrying to not see any there.
@AboveAvgOdds@RaphiSavitz@CCM_Brett I think you’d agree that the upcoming game lineup looks sparse. So are you assuming there’s a big release (3D Mario, smash bros, etc) that is coming soon but has been hidden from the pipeline they share?
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@Otome_chan311 I mean there’s thousands of games released daily. Most are crap.
Nintendo 1P games, FromSoftware, Capcom, Sony, you’re generally getting great value there on a per hour basis.
Nintendo’s new Mario Kart World going up to $80 - following on 67 million units sold from the prior title which was an ancient Wii U port. This franchise just prints money.
$NTDOY
On top of this, game prices have been stagnant for decades and didn’t keep up with general inflation or the enormous inflation of game production costs.
Most of the games industry still provides great value @ this price per game. (Said the Nintendo/Sony shareholder 😁)
There seem to be lots of posts of people wailing about Nintendo’s price increases. I don’t take that as any indication of a price increase failing.
Gaming remains insanely affordable relative to any nerd hobby out there (Pokémon cards, miniature wargaming) by a wide margin.
@TheLongHappy CNC is ex-growth cyclical
Robotics is full of competition
Margins have fallen considerably, capex intensity has risen
This isn't the sexy company we all once thought it was!