| JWeinCom said: ... |
Except the context and point of the argument is people being addicted to hype rather than a lack of games in which the inevitable result of that are games announced well before they're ready for release in order to satisfy such desire for it so no it's very much not a strawman I'm guessing you didn't read every aspect of what's being discussed.
The scope of the argument is even laid out in the screenshotted post which highlights it's not just first party but how goalposts are moved due to an addiction to hype, this wasn't changed by me you just took one particular angle and ironically you just proved the point in the screenshot in particular the part about "Not Nintendo Hype" when trying to say third party don't count. The first party part of the debate in the screened post stems from people wanting hype from a huge first party title to fuel their hype addiction that's the point it was never about only first party counts.
What you're saying is proving his argument, we know about the next two and a half months of releases yet you want to look further while dismissing third party releases which indicates you just want to know for the sake of knowing a sign of the hype addiction being highlighted or your interest is only in a set particular game or type of games at which point no approach will ever suit you only certain calendar years will suit you. Nintendo's current approach in focusing more on the immediate release is better marketing to reach more consumers straight away and Pokopia is proving this hard.
