Should there be a Horizon Zero Dawn sequel? Producer Samrat Sharma sat down to discuss his thoughts and feelings about the end result of his 6 year project.
"We have no intention of expanding" - Miyamoto
Feels like a missed opportunity, since Nintendo is loved all around the world, a museum in USA / CAN / UK / AUS / etc. would always be packed with fans.
Kyoto is already overrun by tourists as it is. It would probably make sense if Japan finds a way to spread tourism out over more locations instead of just the Kansai region (Osaka, Kyoto) and Tokyo, to both alleviate the burden of tourism on those two area, while bringing more interest and thus tourism money to other areas.
Of course, that’s not something Nintendo needs to concern itself with right now, and it makes sense that they stick with 1 museum for the time-being, and in their home-city of Kyoto.
I’m also not sure how big the appeal for a Nintendo museum would be elsewhere in the world. Many tourists flock to Japan BECAUSE of the (pop-) culture, so they are interested in anime, videogames, etc. So Pokemon Centers and Nintendo Stores are very popular, always bustling with tourists who spend a lot of money there, and obviously a Nintendo museum in Kyoto then makes perfect sense.
But generally speaking, folks don’t visit a Paris or New York for it’s pop-culture, so a Nintendo museum would make less sense. Not saying a video-games museum wouldn’t/couldn’t work, I believe it could, but I think in the west it would make more sense to open a museum with a broader spectrum of videogame-exhibits, so not ‘just’ a Nintendo museum, but something much wider in terms of scope …
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Sony has secretly increased the price of Horizon Zero Dawn on PSN from $19.99 to $39.99 a day after announcing the remastered version.
If you also play on PC just take it from them for free, or if not just seed it out of spite LOL.
Has absolutely nothing to do with physical the same thing could happen. You just love pushing this narrative, don’t you?
They weren't pushing no narrative. The benefits of physical outweigh digital in everyway except that you have move your ass off the sofa to put a disk into the console.
holy crap this is funny lmao
Edit: just checked and it is lol. Google still says it's $19.99 but once you get to the store site, there it is.
Not surprised buisness wise why have the OG low price low when people can just buy that and then upgrade. I don't think its the 1st time that happened considering its not the 1st remaster/enhance of a ps4 game. So as said it was expected tbh. Whoever wanted the game wouldve had it by now
Keep making excuses for Sony, this is why they do these things because fanboys like you accept anything Sony does.
It's to stop people buying it really cheap and then just upgrading. Considering people can upgrade even if they own the free version given away during the pandemic though they are being pretty generous anyway.
"It's to stop people buying it really cheap and then just upgrading" -- yes, and they took that away and you're OK with it? No wonder Sony can pretty much do anything when it comes to pricing. LOL!
I guess they should have gone the Nintendo route and just kept it full price? There are 7 year old switch launch titles still at 60.
They double the price of a ps4 game so they could hopefully make a sale on the upgrade. That's a pretty shitty way to treat your fan base/ customers.
I own the game but I won't give sony my money for this. Ya it's only $10 but so what.
And this is why physical needs to be backed for as long as possible. You can buy the physical game for £5
Yes please! I want more and more machines! If we could get a giant snake creature that slithers across the ground at high speeds I would flip out!
He'll yeah!!!!
Of course.
Uh ya! I would love to see how GG improves upon the first game, and usually the sequel to a new IP is better.
Yes, obviously