What's up everybody welcome to I.G.N. Game Scoop. I'm yours, Damon Hatfield. Joining

him this week is Justin Davis, Jonathan Doreboish, and Dan Stapleton. And we've got a great

show for you this week. We're going to talk about Capcom's plans on the Switch. We're

going to talk about, what else are we going to talk about, VR games? That's up coming

up a little bit later on the show. But first, as Nintendo gone too far, as Nintendo

more specifically, as Nintendo taken Amibo exclusives too far. Just look at Parrish shelf

no. Of course. Yeah. I don't know if he's posted a photo of it, but a video panning across

the entire thing. It's incredible. And I like how people used to compliment me on my

Amibo collection. And now, Parrish has just shown me a hundred percent. He won up to you.

I don't know if you've seen the Amibo exclusives for Metroid Samus Returns. You guys caught this?

Yes. Yeah. So there's four different exclusives from four different Amibo. That's squishy

Metroid. Yeah. That's well. That's one of them. And they're actually kind of, I mean, they

seem to be kind of a significant element to the game that it's kind of a bummer that

if you don't have those Amibo, you're going to miss out on.

The Fusion Mode difficulty. Yeah. So the squishy Metroid gives you the Fusion Mode difficulty

where Samus has her suit for Metroid Fusion. Like, that's kind of cool. But if you don't have

that Metroid or that Amibo, you miss out on that. I wonder how much it actually changes the

gameplay though or what the scale of that difficulty is. It is interesting that they would bar

that behind an Amibo. Sure. I'm just curious how big a change in it. All this is DLC that's

tied to a physical item. Like, that's what the stuff is. Yeah. So are you saying it's fine?

Or like, does it not bother you? What's your opinion on it? It bothers me when it's a significant

feature of a game that's available at launch that they're, you know, charging extra for.

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