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

[kingofwale]

RolStoppable said:

kingofwale said:

I don't insult people, I insult games, and frankly, I ignore all those who try personal attack instead of sticking to the topic.

I'm going to say around 20% good games, and rest are shovelware. It's fine for gamers, who often goes online to check reviews before making their purchases, but for soccer moms buying it as gift?? Well, that is why I have garbages sitting at home with wrappers still on it.

I think Seal of Quality will be as useful as ESRB when it comes to non-gamer picking out games. It's really the last guideline to ensure that good games (niche or not) get rewarded while garbages stay where they belong.

What's that supposed to mean?

You own DS games? Someone bought you a game as a gift, but for a system you don't even own?

Or you own shovelware for systems you do own, the PSP and PS3? If that's the case, this isn't solely a Nintendo problem then.

And again, the Seal of Quality had not much to do with quality. It just showed that the game was officially licensed by Nintendo and had quality control to the extent that it hadn't bugs that made games unplayable. The games still could be crap.

 yes, I have the misfortune of getting DS games I have absolutely no interest in even opening. I suspect it was picked out of discount area with other garbages games.

Funny how I don't remember I mentioned it was a "soley" a Nintendo problem.

*bolded part* sounds like some kinda of quality control, and that's good enough for me.