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Some magazine claimed that the NES range is just a way to get more money for a bankrupt Nintendo?
Personally i do see their point, but surely having the chance for a new generation to play the original Mario and seeing how Mario evolved from 2D to 3D isn't that bad. Is it?
Personally i do see their point, but surely having the chance for a new generation to play the original Mario and seeing how Mario evolved from 2D to 3D isn't that bad. Is it?
I was just thinking why they had even brought them out just a few days ago. I guess it is a pretty good way of getting easy cash. And, for the public, seeing how the old games have *evolved*.
that NES looking GBA sp looks awsome :)
I didn't say Ninty were bankrupt. The magazine did.
BLASPHEMY!!! Ninty - BANKRUPT!!!??? THE insolent mortals (edited and now referring to the offending mag)
They're good if you like retro games.
Not all good, but the majority are worthy of a play.
Yes, they were released to gain more revenue, but it's definately nothing to do with facing bankruptcy.
Not all good, but the majority are worthy of a play.
Yes, they were released to gain more revenue, but it's definately nothing to do with facing bankruptcy.
It is a cheap way to get more money, (especially since loads of NES games are in AC anyway) but Ninty is a million miles from being bankrupt.
Some magazine claimed that the NES range is just a way to get more money for a bankrupt Nintendo?
Personally i do see their point, but surely having the chance for a new generation to play the original Mario and seeing how Mario evolved from 2D to 3D isn't that bad. Is it?
Personally i do see their point, but surely having the chance for a new generation to play the original Mario and seeing how Mario evolved from 2D to 3D isn't that bad. Is it?