Today, we really have to take a new fresh look at this Nintendo infamous variable pricing.

Ah, Doug Bowser's Variable Prices.

Presented by Doug Bouser no longer with Nintendo. Yes.

It is a joke, a meme.

It's become a joke.

It's become a huge joke.

I don't think they intended it to be a joke, but it's definitely become a joke.

But there is some things that we like to dig into with this because it is actually necessary to have this.

If they're truly putting it into practice, it is a thing that can help.

So, yes, we are not joking around.

And we're actually going to be taking a serious look at variable pricing.

We're deadly serious about variable pricing.

Money.

Give it to me.

To say we're doing variable pricing and then price everything at $70 or $80 when it's

actually probably a pretty good policy and probably a good time to have this kind of policy

where it's like, yeah, some will be high, some will be low, we'll meet you in the middle.

Yeah.

That's just not happening. But it's worth revisiting because it has been one of those things that has been on the, I think, the back of everybody's mind since the Switch 2 came out. Yeah, and it's such a tricky, touchy subject, the subject of value and money, because everybody's perception of value and what you

get for your money, what it's worth is very different.

So it is a tricky thing, but it is something that is necessary, I think, for them as they

move deeper into the Switch 2 generation.

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