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ClaudeLv250 on 27 May 2010
TWRoO said:
Garnett said:
disolitude said:
 

Yes! Thats the video ad...there is a print version too.

And I got the other :)

http://66.186.34.59/specials/adspecial4/sports.jpg

And found the final one.

http://66.186.34.59/specials/adspecial4/dkc-hype.jpg

tsk tsk Nintendo.

"Many games from sports software leaders including EA Sports, Acclaim, Sony, Accolade, Tecmo"

Whoa!!! Sony made Games for Nintendo?

http://www.vgchartz.com/games/index.php?name=&keyword=&console=SNES&region=All&developer=&publisher=301&genre=&boxart=Both&results=50&order=Hits

Skyblazer is still an awesome game, I played it again on Sunday. It pains me that Sony hasn't revived it yet.



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pizzahut451 on 28 May 2010
Viper1 said:
pizzahut451 said:

And yes, Nintendo asked them to make a CD drive for SNES, but then they screwed them over and went to Philips, and for some reason they sticked to the cartidges. After they saw the success of PlayStation they made their systems disc based, even though they ripped on them in SNES era. Yup, a typicall Classical Greek philisophers

Wrong and I just explained all that in the post directly above yours.

so let me get this straight. Philips can use Nintendo IPs on their console (i think it was called CD-i or something, they had 3 Zelda games and Hotel Mario, all games flopped) but Sony cant??? Well guess what Nintendo, Philips isnt the one who kicked your ass 2 gens straight.

 

I hope dealing with Philips payed off for them...



Viper1 on 28 May 2010
pizzahut451 said:
Viper1 said:
pizzahut451 said:

And yes, Nintendo asked them to make a CD drive for SNES, but then they screwed them over and went to Philips, and for some reason they sticked to the cartidges. After they saw the success of PlayStation they made their systems disc based, even though they ripped on them in SNES era. Yup, a typicall Classical Greek philisophers

Wrong and I just explained all that in the post directly above yours.

so let me get this straight. Philips can use Nintendo IPs on their console (i think it was called CD-i or something, they had 3 Zelda games and Hotel Mario, all games flopped) but Sony cant??? Well guess what Nintendo, Philips isnt the one who kicked your ass 2 gens straight.

 

I hope dealing with Philips payed off for them...

Yes, as part of the initial aggreement with Philips, they licensed out some of their IP's.  But what does that have to do with Sony?   What does that have to do with the proceeding generations?  

You've completely mixed facts with fanboy ego.   The entire point of your post was to smear Nintendo for not allowing Sony to take over as brand holder and publisher of Nintendo software.

 

But if you want to play that game....who made more profits in 2009 than the other one's entire video game history?



The rEVOLution is not being televised

twesterm on 28 May 2010
pizzahut451 said:
Viper1 said:
pizzahut451 said:

And yes, Nintendo asked them to make a CD drive for SNES, but then they screwed them over and went to Philips, and for some reason they sticked to the cartidges. After they saw the success of PlayStation they made their systems disc based, even though they ripped on them in SNES era. Yup, a typicall Classical Greek philisophers

Wrong and I just explained all that in the post directly above yours.

so let me get this straight. Philips can use Nintendo IPs on their console (i think it was called CD-i or something, they had 3 Zelda games and Hotel Mario, all games flopped) but Sony cant??? Well guess what Nintendo, Philips isnt the one who kicked your ass 2 gens straight.

 

I hope dealing with Philips payed off for them...

I'm not sure what point you're trying to mKW about the CD-i but it sounds like you don't know much about it.  It was terrible.  Awful.  One of the worst systems ever created.  The Mario and Zelda games flopped because they were just plain terrible games in just about every aspect.

That wasn't so much Nintendo's fault, it was just the CD-i being terrible and had permission to use the licenses.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 

KungKras on 28 May 2010

^What's with all that code that doesn't do anything?



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twesterm on 28 May 2010
KungKras said:
^What's with all that code that doesn't do anything?

Looks fine for me.  Are you using some funny browser like Chrome or have certain addons enabled that might block javascript?



 

Tecmo on 28 May 2010

i love when the companies release commercials bashing the other(s).....here's hoping for some more in the future



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Super C (No Deaths): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHoJrHWATgU

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Chairman-Mao on 28 May 2010

That blur ad was pretty funny, saw it on tv the other day.

Kevin Butler is a legend.


Those old genesis ads rock though.



KungKras on 28 May 2010
twesterm said:
KungKras said:
^What's with all that code that doesn't do anything?

Looks fine for me.  Are you using some funny browser like Chrome or have certain addons enabled that might block javascript?

now I see the videos. Must have been an iterruption in my internet or something.



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pizzahut451 on 29 May 2010
Viper1 said:
pizzahut451 said:
Viper1 said:
pizzahut451 said:

And yes, Nintendo asked them to make a CD drive for SNES, but then they screwed them over and went to Philips, and for some reason they sticked to the cartidges. After they saw the success of PlayStation they made their systems disc based, even though they ripped on them in SNES era. Yup, a typicall Classical Greek philisophers

Wrong and I just explained all that in the post directly above yours.

so let me get this straight. Philips can use Nintendo IPs on their console (i think it was called CD-i or something, they had 3 Zelda games and Hotel Mario, all games flopped) but Sony cant??? Well guess what Nintendo, Philips isnt the one who kicked your ass 2 gens straight.

 

I hope dealing with Philips payed off for them...

Yes, as part of the initial aggreement with Philips, they licensed out some of their IP's.  But what does that have to do with Sony?   What does that have to do with the proceeding generations?  

You've completely mixed facts with fanboy ego.   The entire point of your post was to smear Nintendo for not allowing Sony to take over as brand holder and publisher of Nintendo software.

 

But if you want to play that game....who made more profits in 2009 than the other one's entire video game history?

No, its not that, dont get bitter. I was just wondering why did Nintendo allowed Philips to use their IPs instead of Sony.