Nintendo has been vocally opposed to the DLC model employed by third party game publishers. "When we sell a game, we want the consumer to feel that they've had a complete experience," Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime said a few months ago. "We're unwilling to sell a piece of a game upfront and, if you will, force a consumer to buy more later."
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Nintendo has been vocally opposed to the DLC model employed by third party game publishers. "When we sell a game, we want the consumer to feel that they've had a complete experience," Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime said a few months ago. "We're unwilling to sell a piece of a game upfront and, if you will, force a consumer to buy more later."
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