Sonic fans right now to Sega:

“We want a refund and then we’ll buy the game again”

I don't want a refund I just wish they give people who spent for the digital deluxe they give them wave 2 too

Thank god I didn’t buy the game yet 😂

Genuinely doesn’t make sense, they spent money for a game at release, and now it’s discounted a year after release, have people just been conditioned by Nintendo to get upset at price cuts?

Why should they be mad. Are you people so damn ungrateful that having the game permanently costing less is too much of an annoyance for you people.

i bought crossworlds when it was on sale for 70% off at the eshop because i was not paying 70 bucks for allat 😤😤

Why is bro complaining about a glow in the dark tongue? I’d love to have a glow in the dark tongue

I just love playing the end result of Mr. Krabs running at 2x speed when seeing this

Personally I don’t care. My problem more so lies that the Werehog is still not available again and Sega didn’t ever say he will be available in the future, like all other pre-order DLC. No matter if they did get made available later or not.

Glad I didn’t bought the game when it was $69.99

It was SpongeBob's idea too

The rainbow trail at the end is so fitting lol

son

this is literally the price i’ve been waiting for lol

People really arent realizing that this is a completely normal practice with games...

If you bought the game when it was the original price and are complaining about the permanent discount. Please tell me youve never bought a game ever before

Those early adopters want a refund.

Game not even worth 40$... I received that shit for free as a gift and I Tried it out... Straight shit from an ass bro.

..... did he just turned off the sun?

I'm not complaining too much I think I got my copies like 60 or 40. But that's only because I bought my versions in December during the GameStop holiday discount

I see you're suffering the same way WE did. -Cities Skylines Fan (For context...

Not to mention the Season Pass Two is not included with the Digital Deluxe edition