Super Bomberman R - R U Having Fun Yet

100% in just not at full retail price.

I'm the same as most of you, i'll almost certainly get this day one for more than its worth as i love a good Bomberman!

8 player Online battles have been confirmed by the way!

EofGizmo wrote:

I'm the same as most of you, i'll almost certainly get this day one for more than its worth as i love a good Bomberman!

8 player Online battles have been confirmed by the way!

8 less then the SEGA Saturn

Request to change the title of this topic to "R U not entertained?"

masofdas wrote:

EofGizmo wrote:

I'm the same as most of you, i'll almost certainly get this day one for more than its worth as i love a good Bomberman!

8 player Online battles have been confirmed by the way!

8 less then the SEGA Saturn

As if more than 8 people used a Saturn

Also this says number of players is TBD.

http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/super-bomberman-r-switch

I wasn't the only cup as I think Cappa made a thread for Wii Us launch and did we pay the new console tax for games like him.

Here.
Let's revisit my dumb "trailer" for a Bomberman live action movie.
This was printed on the letter page of NGamer.

All that is great but I especially like the extra loud music at the end.

My favourite is when the music is too loud to even hear dialogue.

Aye I couldnt even hear the dude in the black hoodie that was trying to sell you minigames.

Super Bomberman R to retail at £49.99.

That's better then £59.99 but still not great but then again we have what Zelda and Bomberman which we would want to play on day one.

One is a single player experience and the other is a multiplayer experience, that Konami might know they can ca$h in on the lack of titles on day one in that sector of gaming.

You might as well close the thread. Nobody's going to be arsed with this at that price.

Including shops. I'll pick it up on March 4th for a tenner.

Drunka wouldn't that make it hold its price even more if you can't buy it anywhere? I may still get it as thier is nothing else on launch and launch day premium has always been a thing and this no different.

I guess I could trade in some games that I know I'm never going to play.

As someone who remembers paying £59.99 for Super Bomberman 2 on the SNES, I could say we've had it lucky of late... but why are Switch games £50 as standard? Has this been explained? This game better come with some chocolates or something for that price.

That is the actual RRP for most actually Jimbob and why at launch the games are rather expensive but then they'll all drop to the normal £39.99.

Please let the market decide that those prices should drop to the what-I-would-expect £40 before too long. I blame a), Brexit, and b), Nintendo needing the 3DS to stay in competition with their new sort-of-maybe-possibly handheld.

I keep saying this, but I'll say it again: this is exactly the same as every console launch.
Games'll be £40 before you know it.

Now, the real issue here is that I don't think Bomberman should be a full-price game in this day and age, unless they've chucked hella features in there.

I don't get how you can blame either of those things as look up a new game on PSN or XBL and they'll be £50+ and that's why GAME is so expensive as they pretty much go by the RRP, which these are and has been that for launch of a new system.