What to do Super Mario 3D All Stars, Super Mario Bros. 35 And Jump Rope Challenge Are all the same? These are all limited time releases and well … according to our own American-based video producer Zion Grassell, it’s bad for everyone. Heck, too The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Anniversary edition Got a limited run (for free) in 2011 and was pulled off the shelves in 2012. Nintendo brought it up later Whipping Four days in 2014 before removing it again.
Cutting to the chase – Our video maker thinks it’s bad for the game’s defense, bad business, and mostly bad for the customer when there’s finally no option left, but there’s a pre-owned game of exorbitant prices. Adding to this, it doesn’t even make sense to pull digital versions. Of course, it’s all about marketing and encouraging fans to buy certain products as soon as possible. To hear Zion’s full thoughts, check out her latest Nintendo Life video above.
What are your own thoughts on Nintendo’s limited time release? Have you had any trouble getting Super Mario 3D All-Stars this week? Leave a comment below.
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