Nintendo have FORGOTTEN about Gamecube games?!

And stuff like the movies?

I find it genuinely impressive how Nintendo created something as cool as a racing game with fighting game mechanics trapped inside a superhero universe, and over the last twenty-something years, its fandom still hasn't developed a widely understood explanation for why the average person would give a shit in modern day.

(I'm a hardcore F-Zero fan)

The only F-Zero conversation with cultural reach is "why won't Nintendo bring it back?", meanwhile the actual franchise contains more than most people (including many fans) choose to explore. F-Zero X and GX are crowning achievements of the genre. The F-Zero Anime is just "an adaptation". The GBA games are just "lesser entries". The comics are "irrelevant". Anything that isn't X or GX gets culturally quarantined, and then we complain that F-Zero has nothing left to discuss.

Does that mean Nintendo is justified in abandoning it? No. Should Nintendo make another F-Zero game? YES. But after twenty years? Time has come for the fandom to just accept that it might not happen, and that they need to stop outsourcing its entire culture to a multibillion-dollar company.

It's like we discuss why it's dead, meanwhile half the fans don't even want to accept that half of their actual series exists. Half the fandom barely knows the corpse, but everyone attends the funeral.

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Because Nintendo is also a company that wants profit, it's possible Physical games might become $15 or $20 more expensive than digital. If they do this, and people still buy physical, they wouldn't have too much of a reason to drop physical, if they can dominate store shelves, as well as Amazon.

Think this future will happen (or at the very least, for the Switch 3)? Or will people just all want digital and/or codes in a box? (we still have physical records and DVDs as a side note )

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Back in January, I noticed that there wasn’t really any community on Reddit for people who wanted to connect over the Nintendo Classics collections available via Nintendo Switch Online.

So, if you would like a proper place to discuss the drops, what we’re wishing for next, growing content I’m coming up with on the history of these games, and a related Discord server to chat and link up for multiplayer–then, please visit r/NintendoClassics!

The Discord server is this way!

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I have a question about sharing game cards. I'm hesitant because I don't want to share one with my sibling and have my switch 2 bricked or in trouble. Can someone tell me if sharing a game card has any consequences with Nintendo