At £30 it's the best price atm but my god it's so over priced

Yep, that will be the great (for Nintendo) 'Switch tax' everyone seems to be talking about, where everything released for Nintendo's console has to be about double (or more) what it costs on alternative platforms, kind of like Streetfighter 2 at £40, vs £15 in 2008 on PS3/Xbox 360 and Bomberman being £40 and the mini game compilation 1 2 switch being the same price. It honestly amazes me that the Switch is selling so well.

Best way to avoid switch tax? buy any other console and stop being fleeced by Nintendo....

Currently available in the steam sale for £7.99

But they set the price for the cartridges... So in a round about sort of way, they do...

At £30 it's the best price atm but my god it's so over priced

Played it on the WiiU and vita but it's a good game and there aren't a great deal of non indie games on the switch so I'm tempted to play again. But I'll be waiting until I can pick up for £20 to buy yet again

Nintendo don't set the price of third party titles...
Not that I'm condoning this behaviour either way

I dont know what it is, im a multiplatform gamer yet im always drawn to nintendo mostly down to the fact that they hold their value more than any other platform.

Currently available in the steam sale for £7.99

Yeah it's sad that there is such a high cost for the games. I'm sure they'll reduce in price. I remember things like NFS most wanted on PSVita being really expensive and it went right down to £7.

Don't mind paying these prices for brand new games like Mario or Zelda but not for something so old and rereleased

or just stop whining

If you only want to play BotW then Switch is not for you. A lot of us are being drawn into playing Mario Kart on the go, ARMS, Splatoon, Mario Odyssey and Xenoblade, plus a lots of indie offers.

Oh and Pokemon, Metroid and FE.. and....

Since I got my Switch, my time split between PS4 and Switch was probably 20-80 only because I was determined to platinum Horizon Zero Dawn and Nier Automata

There are a pathetic amount of games for the Switch, though.

But they set the price for the cartridges... So in a round about sort of way, they do...

I don't think that's really the case. I think there's a fair amount of people interested in the system who aren't impulsive and weigh up the cons instead of buying and defending the flaws as if they're non-existent. Hopefully by the end of the year or next year it will be in a better place.

Yikes! It's a terrific game and lots to do but 30 quid??!!

A person voicing their discontent about overpriced games is not 'whining'.

How is this the 'definitive' version when, to the best of my knowledge, Switch isn't capable of simultaneous gameplay on two independent screens like Wii U does?

How is this hot? This is a 4 year old game that has been available for under £3.99 on PC and XBox 360.

...but Nintendo games tend not to fall in price so quickly, look at Wii U game prices even now.

Great game. Played this on xbox one when it released. Was pleasantly surprised. Pretty sure i paid £15 for it in 2014.....

who are you, their guardian angel? get over it

Precisely what does copperspock need to "get over"?

He or she made a perfectly fair comment so there was no need for you to be rude just because it seemingly hurt your precious fee fees.

This will be a good game for the Switch but i'll bite at £20

I bought this in HMV for the Wii U for £5 about two years ago. Kinda amazes me that Nintendo's fetish for re-releasing games at stupid prices is only getting more obvious

The game itself is a masterpiece but it's cheaper on other platforms.