wfz said:
strunge said:
yeah, stupid Ninendo and their intelligent marketing practice of delivering to the market whatthe consumers are interested in. how lazy.
the consumer is dictating this game, and Nintendo is simply responding to that demand. but if you think a massive company like Nintendo has such limited resources that they are actually diverting resources from a new Zelda IP to afford this port, well that is simply as ridiculous as criticizing a business for making money.
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Congratulations on missing the point of everything I wrote. You deserve a medal. :P
I'm upset over the fact that Nintendo is smart and realizes they can take advantage of the nostalgia in fanboyism. If you took time to understand what I was saying, you'd see what I'm really mad about is the fact that fanboys are so nostalgic and get giddy over ports of games we've been playing for almost 15 years. When they could get something new. And why do I hate it? Because it means that Nintendo will be remaking old games instead of giving us new ones.
It's not Nintendo's fault at all and I never meant it that way. *shrugs* You totally missed my point.
Is Nintendo so massive that they can make SS and this port of OoT and still have all the people they need leftover to put all the effort needed into a brand new Zelda 3DS? You have no basis for that argument besides your fanciful thoughts. How about you find some way to prove it?
Nintendo is smart and they're making amazing business decisions. I don't doubt that at all. I just hate that fanboys are still creaming their pants over a game we played 15 years ago with a few slight upgrades. It goes entirely against myself as a gamer.
And this is coming from Nintendo fans. Fans who for the past few years have been screaming "Graphics whores~!~!~!" At HD fanboys. It's so ironic I can't help but laugh.
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It's not about Nostalgia. OoT is the best Zelda game in existance, and now we get to see it in 3D.
Considering the downturn that the Zelda series has suffered from with each new installment, I'd rather have the best Zelda ever made again in 3D, and in a convenient portable form, than a new one if they intend on maintaining the current trend of Zelda games.
Also, you need to remember that this is a launch title. A new 3DS Zelda would be of subpar quality if they rushed it to market, but a port of the best Zelda ever is quick to make, will please people, and fill a void until they make that brand new Zelda.
What about your last paragraph? it doesn't make sense.