Gnizmo said:
He designed the game, yes. He did not program the game, no. He had no interest in online. Not being a programmer, he does not know what it would require, system resource wise, to put online in the game. I would give you whatever odds you desire that Miyamoto could not give you the details you have requested in this thread. You are requiring one side provide far more evidence than the other. |
Actually, I might ask them if I knew how. But you still are making a claim, and I am challenging it. You still require evidence for your counter claim. Either present it or grow up and admit you don't have it.
And before you accuse me of anything, I can be convinced with evidence. You show me proof in the manner that shows the hard specs leave room for online, and I will be convinced (which is why vagabond was acting like a coward when he refused to even acknowledge my asking for it). But if you don't, why is it so hard to admit you don't?
A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.
Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs
