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Pavolink said:
osed125 said:

It gets the game attention, which is what Nintendo needs. And as long as that attention isn't all critism, the attention can only benefit the game.  


We'll see if that attention worked next year at release.

It most likely won't. By tomorrow Cranky Kong won't be a trend on twitter anymore and everyone (aside from gamers on the internet) will completely forget about it. But today Nintendo might have catch the attention of some people, which is always good.



Nintendo and PC gamer