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Pemalite on 08 February 2017
SpokenTruth said:

That logic makes no sense.  When the games were developed and scored (and notice the platform the game is listed for), they were exclusively Nintendo.  You want to remove them to build your point but it's a false hood.

Further, you keep noting GTA V is on multiple platforms and you count them seperately...so why the hell are not seperating Perfect Dark?

They aren't Nintendo games. You can play semantics all you want.

I also revised my original post and only counted GTA 5 once, which didn't dramatically change things, with that said... All the variations of GTA 5 should be included anyway to adhere to the original claim.



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Fuchigole on 08 February 2017

There's something about that game that still doesn't conviced me. I don't know what it is.



slab_of_bacon on 09 February 2017

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slab_of_bacon on 09 February 2017

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slab_of_bacon on 09 February 2017
Kerotan said:
RolStoppable said:

That's offset by the fact that if you don't own a Nintendo console, you'll miss out on the best games.

If you want to choose 1 platform, choosing a Nintendo console means you miss out on the most games.  I've no doubt Nintendo gamers (especially console side)  have the highest percentage of players who also own a pc/xb/ps. They just miss out on too many titles to be satisfied with one. 

Purchasing any console will guarantee that an individual will "miss out on the most games."  Most of us use more than one platform for gaming and are quite used to this.  Why single out one company?

 



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Kerotan on 09 February 2017
slab_of_bacon said:
Kerotan said:

If you want to choose 1 platform, choosing a Nintendo console means you miss out on the most games.  I've no doubt Nintendo gamers (especially console side)  have the highest percentage of players who also own a pc/xb/ps. They just miss out on too many titles to be satisfied with one. 

Purchasing any console will guarantee that an individual will "miss out on the most games."  Most of us use more than one platform for gaming and are quite used to this.  Why single out one company?

 

Because choosing 1 console and going with Nintendo means you miss out on the most 



Goodnightmoon on 09 February 2017
Kerotan said:
slab_of_bacon said:

Purchasing any console will guarantee that an individual will "miss out on the most games."  Most of us use more than one platform for gaming and are quite used to this.  Why single out one company?

 

Because choosing 1 console and going with Nintendo means you miss out on the most 

Only in number.



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Kerotan on 09 February 2017
Goodnightmoon said:
Kerotan said:

Because choosing 1 console and going with Nintendo means you miss out on the most 

Only in number.

For many in number,  for many in quality too. There's a reason why more people game on Playstation and pc then Nintendo.  And if you do Microsoft home console vs Nintendo home console they now win too. 



Goodnightmoon on 09 February 2017
Kerotan said:
Goodnightmoon said:

Only in number.

For many in number,  for many in quality too. There's a reason why more people game on Playstation and pc then Nintendo.  And if you do Microsoft home console vs Nintendo home console they now win too. 

Mostly because it is sawn as the best place to play Fifa, CoD and GTA, half of my friends with a Ps4 only play that. There is also a very good reason why so many core gamers claim Nintendo has the best first party output and why so many PC gamers (like me) are more interested on Nintendo when it comes to consoles.