A letter about myself and my Nintendo "hatred." Update

[Ganoncrotch]

the letter

" please do not make a big deal about my Nintendo comments. They are just my opinions. This is how I feel, but I'm open to being wrong too. Thanks.

That was added to my post to calm things. I called MS desperate too, but there are obviously many Nintendo faithful here. I am in no way blinded by hatred. My anger toward Nintendo abandoning Wii U has subsided. I have accepted the reality of what they did. I don't like it, but I have accepted it. I'm no longer in a rage. I'm calm. 

That said, I was just giving my honest thoughts. Don't you think a 25 minute Nintendo Direct is lazy and cheap when Microsoft just made a long and pretty impressive live conference!? MS put work into that! I did not expect MS to do that well. I plan to speak highly of them in my next post, and I'm not even a MS fan. I am fair. If Nintendo somehow manages to surprise me and prove me wrong, I will admit it. As for Sony, I am very disappointed at how they did not keep supporting Vita. Also, I think they should have PS1PS2 classics on PS4. 

I am a critic. It's what I do best. You guys do not understand me. I am lightly autistic. They used to call it Aspergers Syndrome. So I focus on a few things intensely, instead of many things moderately or lightly. I have a strong sense of right and wrong. I have almost a fascination about sales numbers too. Which is why I chose this site. My anger at Nintendo was solely spurred by how they instantly killed Wii U and brought out Switch with very overpriced accessories. I felt that both were wrong against their fan base. I obsessed on those for awhile and moved on. So I don't have this ongoing agenda to destroy Nintendo. 

I then learned that Nintendo was skipping E3--for the most part--and doing a cheap, short direct. I feel that it is a poor move considering the huge success of Switch. I feel they owe better to their fans. Maybe I should have chosen softer words to describe things in my post, but (as in real life) I'm a blunt and open, honest book. That too is another symptom of my autism. I almost never lie or sugarcoat what I say. I'm terrible at it. And I feel wrong if I don't say the truth or what I think is the truth. If I find out I'm wrong about something, I usually apologize and admit my mistake. 

I hope this sheds some light on myself. I am no troll. I'm not trying to anger ppl. I really am a nice guy. I just don't have a good filter when I'm being a critic. BTW, I have owned an NES, SNES--my favorite Nintendo system--Gameboy Advance SP, GameCube, DS Lite, Gameboy Player for Gamecube, and a Wii that I returned because it was broken."

 

Took it out of the broken code of your post...