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1 step forward, 3 steps back.

It's funny how this, unlike any other shallow attempt by Nintendo, would have people not feel any remorse for them.

ITT: setting up for dissapointment

I figured after the bitching about Punch-Out and Spirit Tracks, people would learn not to get over their heads with ridiculous stuff like Kid Icarus.

Oh well, it's just like the fans and "core" gamers to act like retards.

"In short the DS has a lot of third party love, but the Wii does not :("
Just what do you define "third party love"? The developers beating sticks at the thing?

HotLimit and your lists aren't convincing either. It just further proves that Nintendo barely contributes, some 3rd parties make shovelware, some make cheap ports (really, 40$ for essentially the same damn Chrono Trigger, seriously), and the rest makes games that are really hit-or-miss.

You know what else fits that description? The fucking Wii.

"lol you're talking to someone who's never bought a bad game in his life."
I remember you liked Fallout 3 quite a bit.

On the talk about this "quality" thing, I constantly keep hearing how the DS is supposedly the best system and way better then the Wii. I'm curious as to why that is, because all I see are the two libraries being very much the same.

"However you calling my complaints inaccurate is stupid because because I REFUSE to pay for the same thing twice."
For such a claim, you pull an impressive double standard for buying 2 of the same console.

Calling "core" games having a lot of depth, but listing MadWorld as one of them?

What?

"Elitist, guy with higher standards. Whatever you want to call it."
Hopeless fanboy would fit.

I mean, really, defending a generic shooter while attacking another generic shooter on a different console. Talk about scraping the bottom of the barrel.

"Sadly enough if they were still Nintendo funded they would be rolling in dough"
I really don't get this whole "Rare should've been with Nintendo, they would've done better" thing.

A rose by any other name still smells sweet; a developer with any other company would still make a botched Banjo sequel.