The "Freeola Customer Forum" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
Nintendo have annoyed me over the past year, releasing some of the most childish games and really not giving a toss about how their console does in terms of sales, but this takes the buiscuit. Having just seen this lovely image, '' [URL]http://shop.game.net/consoles/[/URL] '' i was happy to see the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP together, just before war begins, but the picture on the DS's screen seemed to show Super Mario 64, the N64 classic.
Nintendo have just been releasing childish games like Donkey Kong with drums, all the NES classics on the Gameboy Advance. It just seems Nintendo have no ideas left in the games industry and they just seem to be living in the past by re-releasing games that were popular when Nintendo were in their prime.
Come on Nintendo, get some new ideas!
Nintendo have just been releasing childish games like Donkey Kong with drums, all the NES classics on the Gameboy Advance. It just seems Nintendo have no ideas left in the games industry and they just seem to be living in the past by re-releasing games that were popular when Nintendo were in their prime.
Come on Nintendo, get some new ideas!
Page:
Nintendo have annoyed me over the past year, releasing some of the most childish games and really not giving a toss about how their console does in terms of sales, but this takes the buiscuit. Having just seen this lovely image, '' [URL]http://shop.game.net/consoles/[/URL] '' i was happy to see the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP together, just before war begins, but the picture on the DS's screen seemed to show Super Mario 64, the N64 classic.
Nintendo have just been releasing childish games like Donkey Kong with drums, all the NES classics on the Gameboy Advance. It just seems Nintendo have no ideas left in the games industry and they just seem to be living in the past by re-releasing games that were popular when Nintendo were in their prime.
Come on Nintendo, get some new ideas!
Nintendo have just been releasing childish games like Donkey Kong with drums, all the NES classics on the Gameboy Advance. It just seems Nintendo have no ideas left in the games industry and they just seem to be living in the past by re-releasing games that were popular when Nintendo were in their prime.
Come on Nintendo, get some new ideas!
Do shut up.
okay.
Releasing an N64 game onto a Handheld is marketing genius, you fool. It's a way of saying, "Look, look how advanced we are these days". The fact that Mario 64 also introduced the world to true 3D gaming, and set the standard for games to follow should also be taken into consideration.
Oh, and your point about Nintendo running out of ideas? What the hell do you think the touch screen is going to be used for?! Hmm?
Oh, and your point about Nintendo running out of ideas? What the hell do you think the touch screen is going to be used for?! Hmm?
I can summarise my feelings of that post with a few phrases from Mr T:
"Shut up fool"
"Quit your jibba-jabba"
and
"I pity the fool"
"Shut up fool"
"Quit your jibba-jabba"
and
"I pity the fool"
Chipseh wrote:
> Releasing an N64 game onto a Handheld is marketing genius, you fool.
> It's a way of saying, "Look, look how advanced we are these
> days". The fact that Mario 64 also introduced the world to true
> 3D gaming, and set the standard for games to follow should also be
> taken into consideration.
>
> Oh, and your point about Nintendo running out of ideas? What the
> hell do you think the touch screen is going to be used for?! Hmm?
I think you should learn to keep quiet. If you don't like what i say don't reply.
> Releasing an N64 game onto a Handheld is marketing genius, you fool.
> It's a way of saying, "Look, look how advanced we are these
> days". The fact that Mario 64 also introduced the world to true
> 3D gaming, and set the standard for games to follow should also be
> taken into consideration.
>
> Oh, and your point about Nintendo running out of ideas? What the
> hell do you think the touch screen is going to be used for?! Hmm?
I think you should learn to keep quiet. If you don't like what i say don't reply.
gamer4ever wrote:
> I think you should learn to keep quiet. If you don't like what i say
> don't reply.
So you're not only an idiot, you're also a fascist?
Yeah, you're sorted for life...
> I think you should learn to keep quiet. If you don't like what i say
> don't reply.
So you're not only an idiot, you're also a fascist?
Yeah, you're sorted for life...
Chipseh wrote:
> Releasing an N64 game onto a Handheld is marketing genius, you fool.
> It's a way of saying, "Look, look how advanced we are these
> days". The fact that Mario 64 also introduced the world to true
> 3D gaming, and set the standard for games to follow should also be
> taken into consideration.
>
> Oh, and your point about Nintendo running out of ideas? What the
> hell do you think the touch screen is going to be used for?! Hmm?
Ok, you Ninty Fanboy, lets see which console sells the most by the end of 2006 (If Sony hurry up and release it) I guarantee that Sony will be victorious.
> Releasing an N64 game onto a Handheld is marketing genius, you fool.
> It's a way of saying, "Look, look how advanced we are these
> days". The fact that Mario 64 also introduced the world to true
> 3D gaming, and set the standard for games to follow should also be
> taken into consideration.
>
> Oh, and your point about Nintendo running out of ideas? What the
> hell do you think the touch screen is going to be used for?! Hmm?
Ok, you Ninty Fanboy, lets see which console sells the most by the end of 2006 (If Sony hurry up and release it) I guarantee that Sony will be victorious.
k
Please name me these childish games? Because I can assure you, 90% of the time a child could not complete them.
Page: