Naninho said:
Wow, take it easy man... "People like you", "closed-minded", "this Naninho guy would just say the same thing over and over again". You don't know me, so calm down... And no, I don't think Nintendo is full of stupid people, quite the opposite. For them, this is a pretty smart decision: this way, they can still make money from a peripheral. Also, The less features they add to the new hardware, more features they can implement in the next iteration. It's just perfect! Now, from a consumer point of view, this is indefensible. If you don't have a 3DS, you should be able to buy a complete system directly. If you have one and want to update, you should be able to select between the peripheral or the new, more complete system. Nintendo is harming consumers to maximize profits, and the not inclusion of the AC adapter in Europe and Japan is the perfect example of it. 'Pay the same for less'. You just don't want to see it... "PS Vita isn't selling well is because it's an inferior machine(...)" That's an stupid analogy. A more consistent one would be Sony ripping off its consumers with the mandatory memory cards, wich aren't included with the PSVITA. Closed-minded... I don't know why you said that. I have a Wii and I love most Nintendo games. Was it because what I said is different than what you think? That says more about your mind... |
'you should be able to buy a complete system directly.'
it would still be an incomplete system without the ZR and ZL shoulder buttons. so your point is kind of moot.
Also the adapter thing is a non issue. if you need one buy one, it will be there avaialble for you. so why not save a few $$ for people who aready got one?







