Berstuck on 15 May 2011
| DarkCronos said: the nintendo seal of quality never was a certification of the game's "quality". it was there to certify that the game you where buying was licensed by nintendo and not a bootleg or a game made on stolen/unofficial dev kit. |
Wrong.
http://nintendo.wikia.com/wiki/Official_Nintendo_Seal
And wikipedia says
The gold starburst seal was first used by Nintendo America, and later Nintendo of Europe. It is displayed on any game, system, or accessory licensed for use on one of its video game consoles, denoting the game has been properly licensed by Nintendo (and, in theory, checked for quality).
