>>53984604Imagine paying $95 for a game and its DLC that's badly designed and has poor performance.
Imagine paying all that again for a total of $190 (before tax) because it's one game for the price of two, or if you count the DLC separate from the base game, one game for the price of four.
Imagine paying an extra $4 to $80 to have online multiplayer when it was free a single console generation ago.
Imagine downloading a separate app, needing a mobile phone also with said app, and possibly paying another $3 to $16 to store Pokémon in a cloud server, use the GTS, and keep your collection up to date even if some of that collection cannot be used.
