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Not surprising given the development hell of the game. Wonder what it is that leads to these BioShock games having such a troubled development cycle.

The game had a smaller physical print run as it was a smaller scale game from a not major studio. Then it turned out to be a surprise hit and they didnt have the stock to match demand. And it takes time to print more copies. So been selling fast.

This is likely for Playstation more than anything. They can sell the first game and then slowly move the others over for more profit.

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Ya, this is the Gummy Bears team that is rumored to be working on a MOBA game that Sony thought had potential.

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US eShop sale
Steam

Got it there after 45 mins in line.

This is the big thing I wanted to know

$90 is the physical cost apparently for world according to multiple sites. Digital is $80.

I dont mean for backwards compatible games. I would expect that to be fine. I mean would the Switch 1 Pro Controller work with a Switch 2 exclusive game like Mario Kart World or would Nintendo refuse to allow that for some odd reason. That's where I am curious.

That's the one thing I want to know here. Even if they lack some of the features the new Pros would have I wouldn't mind. But Nintendo is not the most consumer friendly so I'm just assuming they won't work with the Switch 2.

I assume since it is the flagship game (and also seemingly an open world like one) Nintendo assumes they can charge extra for it. And let's be honest... they are not wrong. It's gonna sell amazingly well to the mass market audience over time.

Uhhh wow. That's a jump.

Well... that was unexpected. But love the idea.