06-19-2015, 04:12 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-19-2015, 04:21 PM by BumblebeeCody.)
(06-17-2015, 05:43 AM)RepentantSky Wrote: These 4 things left on your list, I'm calling bullshit on all of them.-To be honest yeah that was stupid of me to bring up Zelda when Nintendo clearly stated it won't be at E3. I just forgot.
-Yo-kai isn't a Nintendo new Nintendo IP regardless of release location.
-As for Xenoblade it is is a legitmate complaint. Again, Nintendo living in their Nintendo bubble from '95 where they think it's OK to release a game nearly a year after Japan much like they did with Pokemon in '95. They should've been working on the translation right away. What makes it worse is that the Wii U is region locked so we're forced to wait. I've played through many JRPGs in Japanese and would happily do the same with Xenoblade. What benefit to you is there for a game not coming out sooner?
- I love the Mario RPG series but was there any need for this? It's Nintendo just making random spin-off titles based on their games and themes. I'm sure it'll be fun but it proves Nintendo have little to no originality anymore or even know who their audience is at this point. Seen it and played it all before.
(06-19-2015, 01:22 PM)gamemaster1991 Wrote: 15) Ever hear of Operation Rainfall? It's the reason we got Xenoblade Chronicles (1 year 10 months later), The Last Story (1 year 8 months), and Pandora's Tower (1 year 11 months) at all. Just be lucky that we're getting it at all.
22) Everyone asked for it. If you think no one did, you're lying to yourself.
25) See point 5. Also, trying to stay relevant? More like making a new game and slapping Metriod Prime on it.
- Operation Rainfall doesn't apply to me since they originally came out in the EU. That being said, the phrase "Just be lucky that we're getting it at all" doesn't benefit you in anyway. You shouldn't be thankful that in order to get a 'mutli-billion dollar company that is happily throwing out generic titles to get a game to you' would require 100,000+ of signatures to be sent to them. Not to mention the game was in English anyway. It's like me saying to you, "it doesn't matter that you paid full price for a video game that is incredibly broken, buggy and has content cut and repackaged, just be thankful it's out". Or "It doesn't matter that were served the wrong food at a restaurant, just be thankful you even have food to begin with". I'm glad X exists, but I'm not going to accept that long delays and region locking are OK in 2015, especially when the competition never have this issue. We're the consumer, we don't have to be thankful for bad and dumb business practices.
-Hardly anyone I know or can think of asked for a Zelda game wanted this. Hyrule Warriors looks fun, but the other one. Why? Again, more random spin-offs based on Nintendo characters.
- This is a topic changer but also related.
Check this out
This is a petition to stop the Metroid game from being made. It already has 17000+ signatures to stop it from existing. Even though I find it hilarious., it's also incredibly pathetic and insulting to the developers.
It's where I differentiate myself from douchebags who sign this kind of thing. I may not want any of the shit Nintendo seem to be shoveling, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't exist just so I'm happy. I just won't buy it. But the people who sign this don't even want the games to be made. Games they have no interest in.
Nintendo fanbase...I don't get 'em.