Why is Nintendo so bad now?

[Deleted User]

Used to be so damn good, Mario 64, Mario Kart, Zelda Ocarina of Time, all that fun stuff, now all they do is pump out overdone *censored.2.0* over and over, same old stuff they've killed over the years. It's sad really.

 

[Megamannt125]

Nintendo has not changed since the NES days. Your tastes have.

 

[Blue_Jay]

You do have a point. I wouldn't call them bad though. I think they just need to change some things up in their franchises or add new ones in. I think we might see that this year though with the new Zelda game and Metroid.

 

[Blue_Jay]

Nintendo has not changed since the NES days. Your tastes have.

I think that's what he's complaining about. How they haven't changed at all.

 

[Megamannt125]

Nintendo has not changed since the NES days. Your tastes have.

I think that's what he's complaining about. How they haven't changed at all.

If it isn't broken don't try to fix it, we all see how well that worked out for Sonic.

 

[Mino]

Nintendo has not changed since the NES days. Your tastes have.

Hah, that is certainly not true.

And I find it funny that you listed N64 games as the "damn good" stuff. Shows how old you are.

 

[Fabioisonfire]

Who's the ugly kid in your signature?

 

[Blue_Jay]

Nintendo has not changed since the NES days. Your tastes have.

I think that's what he's complaining about. How they haven't changed at all.

If it isn't broken don't try to fix it, we all see how well that worked out for Sonic.

People do like new things sometimes, though.

 

[Rocketman]

Who's the ugly kid in your signature?

That could be him you know.

 

[Deleted User]

Nintendo has not changed since the NES days. Your tastes have.

Hah, that is certainly not true.

And I find it funny that you listed N64 games as the "damn good" stuff. Shows how old you are.

well those are the ones i remember the most, i do also remember the donkey king countrys and mario world. those were when i was a bit younger though.

 

[Fabioisonfire]

Who's the ugly kid in your signature?

That could be him you know.

... and?

 

[Megamannt125]

Nintendo has not changed since the NES days. Your tastes have.

Hah, that is certainly not true.

And I find it funny that you listed N64 games as the "damn good" stuff. Shows how old you are.

It is, if anything the only thing different is game difficulty. Also, the N64 is 14 years old.

 

[Erica]

I don't think this has to do with anything . . . but .

 

[Fabioisonfire]

I don't think this has to do with anything . . . but .

You are correct. That was completely off-topic and irrelevant.

 

[Tyeforce]

Nintendo has not changed since the NES days. Your tastes have.

Mega's correct. Nintendo, for the most part, hasn't changed one bit when it comes to their games. They've just progressed and innovated as technology has advanced. Though, whether or not Carter Hull's tastes have changed is irrelevant, since he's just being a troll, and this is just a troll thread.

 

[Zangy]

THEY'VE GOTTEN SO LAME LATELY. I MEAN WII PARTY?! SERIOUSLY?

 

[Mino]

Nintendo has not changed since the NES days. Your tastes have.

Hah, that is certainly not true.

And I find it funny that you listed N64 games as the "damn good" stuff. Shows how old you are.

It is, if anything the only thing different is game difficulty. Also, the N64 is 14 years old.

The only thing different about Nintendo is that their games are easier? What's the Wii then? Their whole business strategy has changed dramatically from one generation to the next. In the SNES era, Nintendo was a sometimes-vicious and controlling company, even over the companies developing games for their console. Can you imagine them trying to *censored.3.0* with third-party developers now? That is, if they had any?

And I know how old the N64 is, I remember when it was released.

 

[Megamannt125]

Nintendo has not changed since the NES days. Your tastes have.

Hah, that is certainly not true.

And I find it funny that you listed N64 games as the "damn good" stuff. Shows how old you are.

It is, if anything the only thing different is game difficulty. Also, the N64 is 14 years old.

The only thing different about Nintendo is that their games are easier? What's the Wii then? Their whole business strategy has changed dramatically from one generation to the next. In the SNES era, Nintendo was a sometimes-vicious and controlling company, even over the companies developing games for their console. Can you imagine them trying to *censored.3.0* with third-party developers now? That is, if they had any?

And I know how old the N64 is, I remember when it was released.

They've always had the same business strategy though, whether you like to believe it or not, even in the NES days, their target was everybody, their goal was to get an NES in every home. You can even see alot of things you see on the Wii in NES accesories. All they've done is step it up since Iwata became the new president.

 

[Mino]

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It is, if anything the only thing different is game difficulty. Also, the N64 is 14 years old.

The only thing different about Nintendo is that their games are easier? What's the Wii then? Their whole business strategy has changed dramatically from one generation to the next. In the SNES era, Nintendo was a sometimes-vicious and controlling company, even over the companies developing games for their console. Can you imagine them trying to *censored.3.0* with third-party developers now? That is, if they had any?

And I know how old the N64 is, I remember when it was released.

They've always had the same business strategy though, whether you like to believe it or not, even in the NES days, their target was everybody, their goal was to get an NES in every home. You can even see alot of things you see on the Wii in NES accesories. All they've done is step it up since Iwata became the new president.

That doesn't actually prove anything. What that boils down to is "sell as many units as possible" which hardly is a coherent business strategy.

Believe me, I know my tastes have changed, but so has Nintendo. If my tastes have changed, how is it that I still enjoy games ranging from Balloon Fight and Super Mario Bros. 3 on the NES to Animal Crossing and Pikmin on the GameCube? If Nintendo's game philosophy hasn't changed, besides making games easier, how is it that I can't stand the Wii and its games? I haven't grown out of Nintendo, and according to you Nintendo hasn't changed. So which is it?

 

[Megamannt125]

Quoting limited to 4 levels deep

The only thing different about Nintendo is that their games are easier? What's the Wii then? Their whole business strategy has changed dramatically from one generation to the next. In the SNES era, Nintendo was a sometimes-vicious and controlling company, even over the companies developing games for their console. Can you imagine them trying to *censored.3.0* with third-party developers now? That is, if they had any?

And I know how old the N64 is, I remember when it was released.

They've always had the same business strategy though, whether you like to believe it or not, even in the NES days, their target was everybody, their goal was to get an NES in every home. You can even see alot of things you see on the Wii in NES accesories. All they've done is step it up since Iwata became the new president.

That doesn't actually prove anything. What that boils down to is "sell as many units as possible" which hardly is a coherent business strategy.

Believe me, I know my tastes have changed, but so has Nintendo. If my tastes have changed, how is it that I still enjoy games ranging from Balloon Fight and Super Mario Bros. 3 on the NES to Animal Crossing and Pikmin on the GameCube? If Nintendo's game philosophy hasn't changed, besides making games easier, how is it that I can't stand the Wii and its games? I haven't grown out of Nintendo, and according to you Nintendo hasn't changed. So which is it?

Many people are blinded by nostalgia.