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Yeah, big doubt. Doesn't matter to me that I own 1000+ games on Steam and have countless games I can play, and want to buy from all sorts of genres and companies. Does not matter, at all. Upon Switch 2, or the next Mario/Zelda/Metroid/Smash/Kart/whatever. I'm buying. Instantly. Immediately. Hell I'm preordering. Don't care. Nintendo games are like nothing else on the market. Sure there's competitors trying to do what they do. But absolutely nobody, actually does it like they do.
I have zero concerns about digital ownership, or them not releasing their old catalog. Because it does not matter. They are the most emulatable game makers on the planet. I'll always have access to my old games whenever I want. So all that matters is their newest games on their newest console. I get that's a super unpopular take among hardcore gamers. But my whole life, Nintendo games have been the ones to deliver what is fun to me 99/100.
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