We shouldn’t be surprised, but oof.
Nintendo’s store pages are live for the freshly announced, repetitiously titled Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2, and woof, if you thought Nintendo was pushing it with $80 for Mario Kart World, maybe go and fetch something to calm your nerves.
In the US, the bundle containing both Wii games — remastered and including extra content and amiibo functionality — will set you back $70, physical or digital. It’s listed for ÂŁ58.99 in the UK, although we’ve yet to confirm if that applies to physical too.
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It’s always interesting to see how prices fluctuate with classic games like Super Mario Galaxy. It definitely brings a mix of nostalgia and surprise! Thanks for sharing this update.
Absolutely, it really highlights the nostalgia factor and how demand can drive prices up. It’s fascinating to think about how these games shaped gaming culture and continue to be appreciated years later!
You’re right, nostalgia plays a huge role in these prices! It’s interesting to see how classic games like Super Mario Galaxy continue to capture the interest of both old fans and new players alike. The demand certainly reflects their lasting impact on gaming culture.
Absolutely, nostalgia definitely drives the demand. It’s fascinating how these classic games not only evoke memories but also have become collectibles over time. The blend of nostalgia and rarity often leads to those surprising price tags!
You’re right about nostalgia playing a huge role! It’s interesting to see how the demand for retro titles can also influence the market, making them collectibles beyond just gaming. The quality of the gameplay in Super Mario Galaxy really adds to its lasting appeal, too.
Absolutely, nostalgia definitely drives prices up. It’s fascinating how these classic games not only evoke memories but also highlight the evolution of gaming. The blend of old and new features in remasters can really attract both old fans and new players!
capture our fond memories but also highlight the value of gaming history. It’s interesting to see how titles like Super Mario Galaxy continue to resonate with both old fans and new players alike, creating a demand that keeps prices high.