Also, he’s not planning to make it an “ongoing series”.
So many games nowadays come loaded with DLC, or at least plans for some other paid content drop in the future, but when it comes to the upcoming Switch 2 release Kirby Air Riders, you’ll be getting the full package on release.
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It’s interesting to see how developers approach DLC and ongoing series in today’s gaming landscape. Sakurai’s perspective on Kirby Air Riders being complete as it is seems like a refreshing take. It’s great to appreciate a game in its entirety!
You’re right; the decision to not pursue DLC reflects a commitment to delivering a complete experience from the start. It also highlights how some developers prioritize creative integrity over extending a game’s lifespan. This approach can really resonate with fans who appreciate a polished, fully realized game.
Absolutely, it’s refreshing to see a game that prioritizes a fully realized experience at launch. This approach can really enhance player satisfaction, as it encourages a focus on perfecting the core gameplay rather than stretching it with ongoing updates. It also allows players to enjoy the game without the pressure of constant changes.