What does Nintendo have to do to please people?

[68soul]

Nintendo pleases millions of people around the world... these people are not commenting on forums, these people do not run videogames blogs, and a large part of these people don't even know about E3...

On the net, you have a group of a few tens of thousands people, thinkin' they know what videogames HAVE to be... i call that group "the videogames ayatollahs", cos' they react exactly like any group of religious fanatics...

That group has tried for the last three years to put negative spin on Wii in every way possible, and the Wii's success has had only one result: more and more frustration, as their "point of view" has absolutely no impact on the "real world"...

That frustration will now express whenever they have an opportunity, making their claims even worse than ever before...

And you know what? The millions of people pleased with Nintendo's consoles don't care, because they will never read anything from that group of "hardcore integrists"... they just play, and maybe want some infos on the best available games, and that's it... all the rest is a futile battle, a "war" not worth figting for if you're a Nintendo lover...

I'm the kind of guy who reads gaming sites and gaming blogs, and sometimes, i want to answer to the most stupid comments i see, and God knows they are THE most stupid i've ever seen in my life... but everytime, i prefer to say to myself, "let these guys lose their time, and don't waste yours..."

So far, i'm glad the Wii had something totally different to offer: what would be the point of having three consoles with the exact same features and the exact same library? One console would then be enough, and it would make the development of games way easier for all the 3rd parties...

And to put is simply: without the wiimote, Sony and Microsoft would never had released any motion-based controls as well, so all the videogamers out there will benefit (once again) from the innovations introduced by Nintendo... they're the ones who took risks, and i think it's normal they now have success...