$85 dollars for a controller.... $80+ dollars for the games.... $10 dollar upgrades for older games? Nintendo has fallen from grace. I am a fan but not when the Japanese people are paying $100 dollars less for the console. 1983-1985 ring a bell? null

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EverardoG · Accepted Answer

The “cheaper” version sold in Japan is region and language locked to Japanese and Japanese accounts as the value of the Japanese Yen is currently very weak and they want their home audience to have a fair chance to play the Switch 2 with their income while being able to avoid scalpers. There is a region/language free console also available for a similar value as the Switch 2 in other countries, which is out of scope for most people in Japan.

Answered by EverardoG 1 year ago

EDUARDOM · Answer

The only $80 game is Mario Kart, everything else is $70, $60 or $50*

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They are only paying less for the region locked console because the yen isnt worth much right now.

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Your "question" acts like price increases are something that only Nintendo is doing (they're not). Additionally, the Switch 2 being sold in Japan won't function in any language other than Japanese and isn't region-free. Please do some research before jumping to conclusions in the future.

Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago

“$85 dollars for a controller.... $80+ dollars for the games.... $10 dollar upgrades for older games? Nintendo has fallen from grace. I am a fan but not when the Japanese people are paying $100 dollars less for the console. 1983-1985 ring a bell?”

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