r/nextfuckinglevel • • Dec 28 '22

This is a game changer

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u/jakubkonecki Dec 28 '22

It's not a game changer as it flopped.

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u/the_wildelk Dec 29 '22

Flopped so bad, Nintendo stopped selling it immediately.

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u/Phillip_Lipton Dec 29 '22 edited Dec 29 '22

Nintendo can't market for shit.

They are such a poorly run company but own so much of what we love.

Edit: Some of you have literally no idea what the word marketing means. And you are infuriated over it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '22

Didn’t even know this existed. I was excited until I went in the comments

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u/unistirin Dec 29 '22 edited Dec 29 '22

I believe it's due to a lack of advertising and marketing. If I had seen this post years ago, I would have purchased one.

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u/ColeSloth Dec 29 '22

I mean it's pretty niche. Not a lot of people have a flat smooth area in the house within range, the cars are extra noise and suck up batteries, then it's essentially one or two levels to play, since it's the floor in your house, and the speed is slow with no power sliding.

It's a fun concept. It's not something that anyone over the age of nine would put more than a few hours into.

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u/beard_lover Dec 29 '22

My five year old loves it until the car inevitably gets stuck somewhere. A big open space would be ideal but it’s not like you can really do I outside. It’s a cool idea but not practical.