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... well since i'm here. i really wonder what impact this will have on their bottom line. $20 a year (and the family share thing makes it much cheaper for some) isn't a ton of revenue. but on the other hand it is kind of enough to make me not by a switch.
i mean, i was a bit of a hard sell on a switch anyways but i did skip out on the wiiU and my vita died and sony isn't offering a new generation of mobile gaming. i was kind of considering a switch but for me it would be a "secondary console". for basically the same reasons i don't pay for hulu when i already pay for netflix,... it is really hard for me to justify paying a subscription fee to a console i only would plan to play occasionally. and if i don't pay the subscription fee it make many of the switch games i would consider buying worthless to me:,.. specifically mario kart and smash. and without those titles it gets really hard to justify buying a console just for mario odyssey and zelda.
... well since i'm here. i really wonder what impact this will have on their bottom line. $20 a year (and the family share thing makes it much cheaper for some) isn't a ton of revenue. but on the other hand it is kind of enough to make me not by a switch.
i mean, i was a bit of a hard sell on a switch anyways but i did skip out on the wiiU and my vita died and sony isn't offering a new generation of mobile gaming. i was kind of considering a switch but for me it would be a "secondary console". for basically the same reasons i don't pay for hulu when i already pay for netflix,... it is really hard for me to justify paying a subscription fee to a console i only would plan to play occasionally. and if i don't pay the subscription fee it make many of the switch games i would consider buying worthless to me:,.. specifically mario kart and smash. and without those titles it gets really hard to justify buying a console just for mario odyssey and zelda.
