RolStoppable said:
You are honest and I respect that, because I have seen way too many people who pretended to have always liked Nintendo before the Wii came along and now whine that Nintendo turned their back on them. |
I don't have anything against my GBA. I would still like to find a Gameboy Player for my Gamecube too. They seem tough to find these days. And, if I had any money, I would buy a DS, but I'm not going to buy the Wii (unless it's the Wii HD and hopefully myself and the world in general will be in better financial shape then.) because it makes me feel like in 1994 when Hulk Hogan came to the WCW from the WWF and he beat Ric Flair for the WCW World Heavyweight title.
Those Hogan / Flair matches just made you feel like wrestling was fake (even though you knew going in that wrestling was fake, you had learned to suspend your disbelief on the matter much as Stephen King describes suspending your disbelief to enjoy works of supernatural fiction), and Ric Flair had been on the most incredible roll of his career, winning the I Quit match with Terry Funk, leaving no doubt of the matter that he was the better man with his victories in his longtime feud with Ricky "the Dragon" Steamboat, taking the World Heavyweight title from the at the time seemingly invincible Big Van Vader managed by Harley Race, and unifying the WCW title with his victory over Sting.
But here came Hulk Hogan, and you had been saying Hogan might be bigger and stronger but Ric Flair is so smart and he's beaten better and bigger guys than Hogan -- Sting and Vader -- that he will always find a way to beat Hogan if they ever have a match. And Hogan wins, then they have an I Quit cage rematch, and you think surely, "the dirtiest player in the game" will find a way to beat Hogan under such circumstances. And at the end Flair loses and has to quit. That is the way this console generation makes me feel.
Heavens to Murgatoids.
