What are you playing?

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

PSP doesn't what nintendont!

Not anymore.

[da PAC Nigguh]

SNES. Only SNES.

[Sieg Zeon]

I saw that No More Heroes 1 & 2 are on the Switch now. People said there’d never be a physical release for Deadly Premonition Origins but months later they dropped a standard and collector’s edition. I’m gonna wait anyway but I dislike the constant uncertainty. They also released the original Famicom Fire Emblem and it’s for a limited time only or something? As if gaming weren’t already a muddled mess.

[Kugelfisch]

I've seen the ad and it didn't say anything about it being limited.
If it is, that's stupid. I doubt there's enough of a demand to create panic buys.

[Sieg Zeon]

Meet Marth and recruit some of the most beloved Fire Emblem characters in their 8-bit glory as you play through all 25 chapters of this classic Famicom tactical role-playing game, localized and released for the first time in North America—for a limited time

https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/f ... ht-switch/

Yeah I have no idea what they mean but I really hope this doesn’t become some bullshit new trend. Digital shops exist to compensate for lack of physical media, and limiting game releases is retarded. Next thing you know they’ll release physical game cases with nothing but the redemption code inside.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

A limited release for what is effectively a ROM, no less.

[rabidtictac]

A limited release for what is effectively a ROM, no less.

Nothing says Nintendo quite like that.

[da PAC Nigguh]

Next thing you know they’ll release physical game cases with nothing but the redemption code inside.

They already do that. That's what most "physical" PC releases have been for a couple years now.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Even the fancy-ass Ultra Limited Collector's Editions (tm) just give you the download code most of the time.

[Sieg Zeon]

Next thing you know they’ll release physical game cases with nothing but the redemption code inside.

They already do that. That's what most "physical" PC releases have been for a couple years now.

That’s lame. With console games it’d be even more retarded, I like owning something that I can sell at a later date if I decide I won’t be interested in playing it again.