Holy shit.
Andy787 said:
What is Nintendo's philosophy?
-COOLIO- said:
giving smaller developers a chance
As if previous generations weren't host to the most diverse software lineup to date, the highest number of budget titles created, and host to homebrew gaming (Yaroze to Linux), this still isn't unique to Nintendo. XBLA and PSN both provide means to do the exact same thing.
stopping the industry from becoming too hollywood
Absolutely false.
That is unless you want to ignore all the hype that the Wii got and continues to get on all the talk shows and other media outlets.
And if you want to ignore the epic games that they continue to make, like TP.
Right, whereas the philosophy behind Sony or Microsoft is to contract the audience.
Whereas the PS1 selling to 100 million people didn't do the same.
Do you like videogames?
I have to ask, because if you did, I really am at a complete loss as to why you wouldn't want them to continuously evolve and expand.
Just look at the phrase you used: "ignoring hd". You are praising ignorance. Why would any rational person do this?
is the best thing they could come up with when the writing was on the wall and they realized that they were incapable of competing solely on technical prowress, which they did two decades prior.
and free (but shitty i admit) online service.
Again, how is this uniquely Nintendo's philosophy.
"Free online service" is something PC gamers have had for decades now and should be considered a baseline standard for all videogames. It certainly isn't distinctive enough that a company should be praised for providing it. Praising Nintendo for having free online service is like praising them for having the Wii output color graphics. It's taken for granted now.
Ah, Nintendo fans.
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So yeah guys, congrats on helping the Wii reach this milestone. How about having some games that I would actually want to spend money on, when will that happen.