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"Should Nintendo stick to handhelds?"

I am not necessarily agreeing with what is being said, but the point is that it needs to be voiced: should Nintendo stick to handhelds? I am a Nintendo supporter, as well as a Sony and (cringe) Microsoft supporter (but only for the Xbox. Otherwise I am a fervent Mac user). Therefore, I hope you will believe that I am not simply Nintendo-bashing. Having said that, I think quite a few will agree that the GameCube was disappointing, to say the least. However, Nintendo have struck gold with all of their handhelds, ranging from the original GameBoy to the DS.

Do you agree that Nintendo should stop hurting themselves. Unfortunately, I believe that Nintendo can't keep up in the console race, so why not turn all their attention to smashing the competition in the handheld field?

Your comments...

The problem with this thread is that it now portays me as the antagonist, trying to insult Nintendo or something. This is not what I'm getting at.

AfroJoe wrote:
> Because he's an idiot that doesn't have a clue what he's talking
> about.

Once again we move into the realm of weak personal attacks.

Have you heard of editing posts?

All right, all right. I'll 'repent'. I just didn't realise how dangerous it was to voice a viewpoint on this forum.

Give me an example of my 'picked-apart' arguments.

Coatsy wrote:

> What the hell are you talking about?

AJ is pointing out the fact that it's ridiculously easy- too easy, in fact, to pick apart your 'arguments'.

Chipseh wrote:
> Rai wrote:
>
> And if life is without Yoshi's Island, it's not living.
>
> I absolutley adore Yoshi's Island. It's definitely one of my
> favourite SNES, if not all-time games.

I completely agree, it's one of my favourite games of all time.

AfroJoe wrote:
> It's far more "bulletproof" than any of the guff you spew.
>
> You can hide behind your grammatically correct posts all you like,
> but it's clear as day for all to see that the content of the posts
> doesn't match the structure.

What the hell are you talking about?

Rai wrote:

> And if life is without Yoshi's Island, it's not living.

I absolutley adore Yoshi's Island. It's definitely one of my favourite SNES, if not all-time games.

Chipseh wrote:
> So why does this opinion stretch to the Revolution, of which we know
> very little about...?

Because he's an idiot that doesn't have a clue what he's talking about.