People pay for online play, this is a "gift" for the subscription.ONE good game DKC3 the rest aren't even worth mentioning. and people PAY FOR THIS?!![]()
You're right, the Valis game is part of the SNES collection.Valis on NES? I thought those were only on 16-bit systems...?
You're right, the Valis game is part of the SNES collection.
ONE good game DKC3 the rest aren't even worth mentioning. and people PAY FOR THIS?!![]()
I have barely touched the NES or SNES games and still got my money's worth, which is under 10 bucks per year, since I share a family subscription. No whataboutism needed here, but please name a cheaper subscription service in the field of entertainment that provides more than just online functionality.
If you try to reduce the service to those old games, you clearly must be desperately seeking for reasons to hate on it. You are probably the type to argue that a subscription would always cost $3,99 a month, because the 1-month pay plan says so.
I believe GeForce Now, before publishers ran away from Nvidia's giant get in terms of value late last year, was cheaper iirc.
It's an underrated SNES hidden gem. You gotta check it out. It's a fireman simulator where you save people. Objective's kinda boring but it's fun.The Ignition Factor...? I doubt
ONE good game DKC3 the rest aren't even worth mentioning. and people PAY FOR THIS?!![]()
I only found $4.99 per month or $24.99 per six months for GeForce Now, which is still above the most expensive Switch Online subscription. To be clear here, we could look at the worst case of $47.88 a year (using one month subscription) as well as the lower limit of $5 a year (family subscription shared between 7 users). I guess most users would be using the 12 months subscription at $19.99 per year and/or get occasional three month codes with their games. However, I was referring to my very own subscription plan that leaves me with costs of less than $10 per year. To me this is ridiculously low and I have never seen any other service at that pricing, no matter the (lack of) benefits.
You could of course say that Steam still has the lowest costs for playing online, but that again would reduce NSO to just that.
It's an underrated SNES hidden gem. You gotta check it out. It's a fireman simulator where you save people. Objective's kinda boring but it's fun.
Sorry you can't afford $1.67 monthly for online gaming and some bonus old school games thrown in for your subscription.
i might sound like a broken record, but i just wish they would release virtual console and stop beating around the bush.
Because a) it's a SIXTH of the price of the other consoles' paid online services, and b) the rest of the library is already fantastic.ONE good game DKC3 the rest aren't even worth mentioning. and people PAY FOR THIS?!![]()