NintendoPie said: I imagine "Nintendo are" is supposed to make the people that work for them feel like they are part of a bigger thing. I'll go with "Nintendo are" since it's nice to make people feel good sometimes.

to you its Nintendo I 

I only half do it on purpose, i swear. What happens is i'm studying japanese and have Microsoft IME in JP mode, then tab over to VGChartz, start typing in english, get jibberish, then challenge myself to say what i was going to say, but in Japanese. In this case "Between British English and American English, both are acceptable."

PullusPardus said: NintendoPie said: I imagine "Nintendo are" is supposed to make the people that work for them feel like they are part of a bigger thing. I'll go with "Nintendo are" since it's nice to make people feel good sometimes. to you its Nintendo I

Would you explain why? xD

NintendoPie said: PullusPardus said: NintendoPie said: I imagine "Nintendo are" is supposed to make the people that work for them feel like they are part of a bigger thing. I'll go with "Nintendo are" since it's nice to make people feel good sometimes. to you its Nintendo I  Would you explain why? xD

Spell your name out loud

Nintendo was, you shall only refer to Nintendo in the past since they live off your nostalgia

Nintendo IS doomed.

/ Thread.

this.

i like.

Nintendo is short for Nintendo Co., Ltd. which means Nintendo Company Limited.

You would NOT say, "Nintendo Company Limited are launching a new product."

You would say, "Nintendo Company Limited is launching a new product."

Like Pokemon. It's both singular and plural.