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NintendoPie on 13 June 2013
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Cold-Flipper said:
Euphoria14 said:
Stop reading about games on the net. By the time you get them you know everything about them, so nothing feels new or fresh and you get bored quickly.

 

I've actually considered that because I used to read movie reviews and I stopped and I've noticed that I enjoy the moves better when I know only the basics of it. Yet, with Nintendo games what is there to know? It isn't like they have story lines and I don't need the Internet to know that Bowser will kidnap Peach...Lol.

@IronmanDX, I'd rather not...It would be like playing IOS games on my T.V...actually that doesn't sound as bad as I thought it would.

 

As a Nintendo fan you should know that the whole thing about Nintendo games is the new gameplay elements they throw into each game. That's what you are not get surprised or happy about. 

Other than that, if Nintendo games aren't pleasing you, try to just take a long, long break. Or quit. (Because in a post before I think you mentioned trying out the PS3, but it didn't work. Am I correct?)