Matchmaking took upwards of 10 minutes. Maybe they could capture a core audience but all that waiting would alienate even more people. Increasing the wait time even more. They could have invested more money and re-release it, but how much money would it take to overhaul the game. And there is no guarantee, that a 2.0 would be played more. So giving it up is probably the best solution, not burning even more money. Keep in mind, it costed about 400 million $ to make.

Thanks for your great work and transperancy!

The first device reminds me of this :D

I think, it is the real world logic that makes it hard to grasp. If you divide something with something small it becomes bigger. Mathematically it’s easy and makes sense, but it it’s somehow not intuitive. Especially for young me :)

25/5=5

2.5/0.5=5

o.O

Well it’s probably cheaper than to innovate on the hardware front (display, performance, Joy-Cons, etc.) . And since they have an insane amount of money, it think they can keep doing this for quite some time…

Am I reading the article wrong? The plastics come from the storage containers. Therefore the heading is quite misleading.

The Sweet Baby Inc. situation is taking this to another level currently. Maybe it’s my bubble, but it seems everyone is talking about it.

kebab-case-for-the-win

cu gabe