Seriously, Nintendo is not THAT Important

[Michael-5]

lucidium said:

Michael-5 said:

Michael-5 said:

BTW I can see why you got banned before, you're very invasive. Instead of debating civily, you insist on being right on wrong. Have you seen me point out and tell you where you're wrong on everything you said? (which was a lot too).

I see you've gone the route of many a forumer who become aware that theyve been corrected and do not want to admit it, or feel theyre on the losing end of an argument, and instead try to divert focus towards the other posters low post count, often to label said user a noob, or a lesser user and contributer to the forum, but more often than not, and as is the case with you, to vocally hypothesize that the person youre in discussion with had been on the forums prior and been banned.

What it boils down to essentially, is that you made some brash, and ultimately, incorrect claims, I pointed out these mistakes and corrected you, in a civil manner, you got extremely defensive and have been so ever since, rather than simply saying "ah right, my bad" and contining the discussion in a civil manner yourself.

I am more than happy to list further innovations by all three manufacturers to debate in a more pleasant manner, It will however require that you take my hand, shake it and be done with this argument and progress henceforth in a more mature manner so we can have a proper discussion.

When i correct you, i do so for your own good, not to piss you off, please understand that.

Ha, you're a character, and you have an ego. Instead of admiting to be wrong, your taking the route of being "superior" and then you have the audacity to talk down to me. It's funny how when I correct you more then me, your the one who's always right......

A thumb button is not a shoulder button.......

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Anyway I think this debate is over, you've already agreed Nintendo is an innovative leader, so I was right the whole time . Plus if you think things like an ethernet port is innovative, well.....you don't understand what that word means.