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"Nintendo's conference was like a retirement home for classic game developers as Toru Iwatani, the brains behind Pac-Man, played on-stage against Mario wunderkind, Shigeru Miyamoto, who is currently working on an all-new Pac-Man title.
Refreshingly self-critical, the assembled masses were told of the mistakes the big N made with marketing the GameCube, and the difficulty the traditionally family-orientated company was having in appealing to modern, gore-obsessed players.
But their president, Satoru Iwata, in a nod to the Grand Theft Auto series, assured Nintendo-philes: "You won't see Mario shoot a hooker".
And while we were assured the GameCube had a rosy future, its successor is already officially in development."
*chuckles*
Beat 'em ups are simple, button mashing exercises in immediate gameplay, usually with mates.
Lylat Wars was a one player game that was supposed...actually no, I dont need to defend that game or explain why it sucked balls.
It did.
If you dont think it did, that means you are a hommo
But if you rated games like that, then I could say I hate Namco, after staring at the end credits of Soul Calibur 10 minutes after starting.
But Lylat Wars still remains in my memory, years after staring incredulously at the finishing credits 43 minutes after starting my first game.
And that's where my hatred of Nintendo was born
> No I did ask because I fancied seeing if I could remember any of my
> school work.
> But I couldn't.
Fair enough
> However, should we be invaded by Romans, you have my full support and
> backing as "the better man".
I won't remember any of this in four weeks time, so then we will be 'equal'.
Short term memory is a wonderful thing.
Man, this forum is easier to play than Lylat Wars
And this is typical of the attitude of this particular forum, I post a few sensible posts suggesting that maybe Nintendo haven't done things according to plan, and the personal insults start flying.
Still, really must go do some work. Fun playing with you.
But I couldn't.
However, should we be invaded by Romans, you have my full support and backing as "the better man".
It was just banter, I wasn't actually challenging you or expecting you to want to translate a two and a half thousand year old poem.