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Who was right?
I was right
IN YOUR FASE!
If I wanted those games so much I'd buy the PS3/X-Box 360, but I'll buy the Revolution purely for the Nintendo exclusives.
If I can get 3rd party games added on, it's a bonus, but if you want them so bad get a different console.
(I'll probably be getting the 360 and PS3 anyway, that probably adds to my apathy)
*claps*
Ninty can't afford to be so lackluster about 3rd-party support, and that is that. If they weren't so rubbish, they'd have more good games, and that is that.
Where's the new talent?
> He's crazy and Japanese.
>
> Follow Reggie into the path of light, he truly is Nintendo's new
> messiah.
It's his age. As he gets older, he no longer wants to concentrate on epic length titles, instead focusing on the short experimental games he's doing now. Can't blame him really.
Lest we forget the games Ninty could have had, if they weren't so rubbish - Burnout, Hitman.
There will never ever be a console that gets all third party games.
If only Ninty knew how to flirt with 3rd parties... and how to sell consoles.
Though the Rev looks a lot easier to sell than the GC does.
> Well lets take the PS2.
> It's got huge 3rd party support.
> But there are few 3rd party games worth getting.
>
> Burnout 3, GTA, Pro Evo
>
> But we get Baten Kaitos, Tales Of Symphonia, Skies Of Arcadia, Resi 4
> (for a good while at least).
>
> If I got Pro Evo, Burnout 3 and GTA on the GC and the PS2 got BK, ToS
> and SoA:L, I'd be a lot less happy than I am now.
you're missing the point.
If Nintendo had third party support you would have ALL those games.
It's an "and" situation, not "or".