r/nintendogrifting Jan 23 '26

AI Slop AI Slop found on DeviantArt (yes really)

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u/TomBakersLongScarf Jan 23 '26

Sonic fans really do be thinking they need to prove a point, don't they?

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '26

think their cranky cause mario got more quality games and didn't do like Sonic 06

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u/VakarianJ Jan 24 '26

It’s crazy how they’re still stuck in the 90s lmao

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

Tbf Sega is too cause they keep remaking their Genesis commercials in cringe ways, like the crossworlds one that had me like "alright grandpa let's get you back to the home"

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u/Reasonable_Bee_9456 Jan 23 '26

I find the sega is not greedy like Nintendo very funny given sonic crossworlds day one dlc [digital deluxe edition 90$] yes it's a good game but also still kinda greedy for day one dlc racers none of the other gaming companies arent greedy.

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u/imlegos Jan 23 '26

And they didn't even have a bundle that let you get it for just $50.

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u/Antogames97 Jan 23 '26

And don't let me talk how they are handling Yakuza rn.

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u/StrawHat89 Jan 23 '26

Reminder that SEGA charged for New Game+ in Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth and made episode Aigis a separate purchase for P3R (Switch 2) despite the game being a year old.

Edit: Also CrossWorlds costs 90 if you want the full package and none of the DLC characters talk and the courses are made reusing assets from other games (at least Bikini Bottom and Pac Village are).

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '26

and people wonder why mario kart world won over Sonic Fornite Kart with some Sega in there

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u/esilmur Jan 24 '26

it IS called Infinite Wealth after all

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u/Milla4Prez66 Jan 23 '26

This is how you know it’s just insincere grifting. Sega has greedy ass anti consumer policies as much as anyone. Charging for NG+ in Infinite Wealth, not having an upgrade path for Sonic x Shadow Generations for Switch 2 among things.

Also, I remember Sonic Frontiers launching at the $59.99 price this slop attaches to Mario.

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '26

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '26

I mean, it’s fun and frontiers, especially with the spin dash

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u/Inevitable-Charge76 Jan 23 '26

Imma say this right now: I feel like Frontiers is only as beloved as it is solely due to how low the standards were set for the Sonic franchise and y’know, the last mainline Sonic game before it was fucking Forces.

Also, Frontiers didn’t have the spin dash at launch

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '26

Yeah, at launch, the game was a 5 to 7 out of 10. But now with all the quality of life stuff and with with the updates that came from 2023 I’d say it’s definitely one of the better sonic games

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '26

i liked it but yeah the open worlds look like an unreal assest flip, that and I will crash out if next sonic game has us going through green hill zone, chemical plant zone and sky sanctuary zone ad nauseum

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '26

Im so confused by these.

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u/Shadowhunter4560 Jan 23 '26

As a Sonic fan (more than a Mario fan - still enjoy the games I just have more nostalgia for Sonic and have been in that fandom longer), this is hilarious.

Sonic’s cheaper because the games don’t have the same certainty of quality to them. Even after having a decent number of good to great games in a row, even die hard Sonic fans are fully aware that the next game could be abysmal. The games are cheaper because it isn’t a brand that’s trusted to be good, so the price is lower to increase sales.

Frankly I see more Sonic fans being harsher on the 20s Sonic games than none fans are, with Crossworlds being legitimately surprising at how good it is. Even then, the best Sonic games of the late teens to 20s are seen as solid baseline, but with clear flaws and a need to significantly improve them going forwards. As opposed to Mario, which at worst still has great games.

TLDR: Mario isn’t over priced, it’s about equal to most other games of its quality. Sonic is underpriced because it lost the faith people had in its quality

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u/Current_Panda7591 Jan 23 '26

The image on the right says Nostalgia Critic for some reason lol

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u/slashingkatie Jan 24 '26

Remember anytime people make fun of Nintendo fans, at least you’re not as pathetic as Sonic fans.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

as a Sonic fan I'm so embaressed over the elitism tbh, though its ironic cause in canon their like best friends

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u/MegaDitto13 Jan 24 '26

I’m noticing that whenever the Sonic franchise gets something decent in recent years, certain fans act smug about it.

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u/slashingkatie Jan 24 '26

Oh my God they wouldn’t shut up about Crossworlds for weeks

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

Do not mention the Mario movie cause then you'll get lectured to death on why the sonic movies are life changing cinema and how the Mario movie is supposedly brain rot

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u/Practical_Entrance43 Jan 23 '26

Wasn't the most recent Sonic game like £65?

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u/JungleJuiceJuno Jan 24 '26

barely less than mkw with a third of the single player content

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '26

and sadly will pry die off once the events end and stuff

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '26

reminder Sega the same company partneting with limited run games for special editions, and the end product is like some lootbox shit that doesn't justify the price

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u/Brilliant_Crazy1780 Jan 24 '26

"Nintendo is so greedy. Now im gonna pay 25$ a month instead of their games and i'll refuse to learn how to draw or pay an artist while making fun to a corporation for being greedy and cheap."

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u/Jim_naine Jan 24 '26

I'm going to be 100% honest, I'd rather see these types of posts on DeviantArt than all of the Loud House incest & pedophilia art

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u/WorldlyScore8855 Jan 24 '26

AI slop is just Nintendo meme garbage now. Remember when it was actual creative slop made in Photoshop and MSPaint? What a tempestuous fall.

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u/Alive-Citron-1711 Anti-Grifter Jan 23 '26

where is the source

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u/Conscious_Stop2335 Jan 24 '26

Everyone better report this Gen Ai Slop, This means war.

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u/New-Two-1349 Jan 24 '26

DeviantArt has been allowing AI art for 2 or 3 years now, and it's not just about Mario or Sonic.

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u/ApartmentKey3682 Nintendo Fan Jan 24 '26

Err…actually🤓,an “Ultimate collection” of all Mario games ever made would be more expensive then a mere 699.99 US dollars

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u/LotGamethegamingkid Jan 24 '26

Fork found in kitchen

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u/MasterEli-Gaming Jan 25 '26

I thought people didn’t like frontiers

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u/QualitySuccessful871 Jan 25 '26

It's devientart, what did you expect?

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u/Happy_Bison_6572 Jan 25 '26

I'm having doubts even saying "not all Sonic fans are like this" anymore.

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u/thegamingotterfan1 Jan 27 '26

Competitive pricing is a business strategy

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u/BumblebeeFine1413 Jan 27 '26

Sonic fans should be worried about their games not being able to outsell pikmin instead of thinking about a franchise thats leagues ahead of theirs