Super 7 Turtle figures shown at Power Con

[italianice388]

Originally Posted by Dask

See this is where I differ from most people. After seeing Storm Collectible's Street Fighter line, I saw the Jada as a massive step down. Most people love the Jada SF line, but it just didn't do it for me. Storm Collectible figures look amazing and are out of my budget, but I see them as the gold standard for SF, MK and SNK figures (although, they do have some balancing issues, and sometimes they cut corners). Yes, the Jada is an improvement from the ReSaurus Street Fighter line I grew up with but they just don't do it for me not even when you look at the 'value' for the line. Yet reviewers rave about them.


Like I said the Switch 2 is an odd mix of regressive and progressive tech. It can do stuff the Series S cannot like ray tracing and 4K resolution as well as DLSS. And, the SF6 game featured on Switch 2 appears to output better textures than the Series S version, yet on paper, the Switch 2 is weaker. Likewise, the PS4 game FF7 Remake running on a PS5 has less vibrant colors than the Switch 2 console. So, yes, the Switch 2 is simultaneously weaker and stronger than the Series S (not to mention discrepancies in handheld and docked mode).


But here's my main issue in down-rating a product because of price. How do I know if I can trust a 7/10 product (that in all fairness should have been reviewed 9/10 but was rated down because of higher asking price) is objectively a 7/10 product. Like what if it isn't 7/10 aesthetics wise, or in terms of shelf presence yet a review like that would lead me to believe it is mediocre. For me personally, I would prefer price to be excluded as a factor from reviews, but a number of reviewers (e.g. Nostalgia Unboxed) factor in price substantially in their final assessment.

all fair points made!