Nintendo is doing great- But they should really step up their act.

[kingofwale]

noname2200 said:

kingofwale said:

RolStoppable said:

kingofwale said:
I don't know why people are all shocked about the type of third party support Wii is getting.

Let me put this into terms people can see better.

Nintendo committed themselves with going casual, DS was a huge success, Casual games are what sells DS. With 80% garbage games, there are still gems there.

Wii is the console version of DS, it's a huge success in home console, you will get 80% of garbages games, with gems there as well.


THIS is where Nintendo's business is headed, don't like it? Get PS360. If you do, Good for you, you should be very happy.

You really no nothing about Nintendo, so why do you even post here? Are you insecure? Do you have lost faith in the PS3 and its future?

 

If you have anything constructive to say, or anything outside of petty personal insults, I'll be more than happy to respond to them.

 

@noname, Read my post. In fact. I shall bold it for you. Nintendo produces quality mixtures of hardcore and casual games for Wii...they also do the same for DS, it was THIRD-PARTY games I was refering to.

Thank you for the response. I would, however, like to point out that after that line, you never again refer to third parties. You do mention Nintendo in a manner which makes it the subject of the rest of your post. In fact, your precise words are "Nintendo committed themselves with going casual", and further emphasize the point by saying "THIS is where Nintendo's business is headed." I recommend editing the grammatical structure of your original post in such a way that this confusion is avoided in the future, perhaps by replacing the "Nintendo"s of your post with "third parties", and then citing some examples to support your thesis. Thank you in advance.

 

well, now you know.

and next time I take English and needed to be politically, grammatically correct, I will let you know.

After all, we all know an Internet forum about video games is where to start writing perfect English.