It's only savings if you'd at least considered paying the full price. Otherwise, it's just a price.

True but I dare say it was quickly followed with an "or else". We do know about Nintendo's mafia, after all so only offering the nice hand feels very off.

I dunno, I think that claim needs to be verified.

To be fair, 'I wouldn't be surprised if...' isn't a testimony or claiming something happened, it's voicing a level of disillusionment with something, nothing but opinion.

Likely a contraction from a lack of activity while sleeping. Similar to how singers need to do vocal exercises to achieve the full range of what their voice can achieve wbich, in my experience, means being able to reach higher notes than lower notes.

Even among a lot of SW fans it's a "Wait for a sale"

Let's see if they can somehow manage to make it even more of a performance train wreck than the last one.

So not only are they selling customer data, they aren't even doing it for any real money. Fucking vultures.

Just because they're normalised, it doesn't mean they've won. There are still plenty of us out there who refuse to pay full price for a game, let alone do something as stupid as pre-order

Is there a certain morbidity to the Spanish culture my high school Spanish teacher chose to leave out or something?

Edit: Also, my Spanish is kinda rusty at this point but couldn't this also be interpreted as "Everyone exists only to die"?

Ask your family to get you a globe or am atlus for your birthday. I generally agree with the intent of your message but the US has no ties to this situation. Nintendo and Pocketpair are both Japanese companies. From the country of Japan, one of those things we call a large amount of land that isn't one of the 50 states of the universe.

Maybe don't estimate every game you release is going to make a billion in profit. Maybe the execs shouldn't be taking the bonuses they are. And maybe, just maybe think of the individuals when you start over-hiring. Getting really tired of theae headlines of layoffs because of short-sighted decisions for game releases.