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Have you ever thought of changing side?

Yes 51 35.66%
 
No 91 63.64%
 
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Roma on 18 January 2013

I will always be on Nintendos side but that doesn't mean I can't cheat on them now and then

although I hope I don't have to this gen



    R.I.P Mr Iwata :'(

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Busted on 18 January 2013

lol why there should be ''sides'' in the first place? play whatever you want to play and don't become a... never.



Majora on 18 January 2013

I can't believe I'm about to say this, but if you could ONLY afford one, I really think you should've gone for the PS3. There's just so much more value for money at this moment in time.

I'm a MASSIVE Nintendo fan who's home is covered in Nintendo memerobilia, but since my other half introduced me to PS3, it dominated my entire 2012. And yeah (stupidly) I felt guilty at first but hey! That's only because I'm loyal. But expanding your repertoire is never a bad thing, and you can enjoy other gaming experiences whilst in your heart always holding another in higher regard.

It's a hard life being a...



Majora on 18 January 2013

Ps I voted 'No' in the pole because if I ever for some obscure reason was forced to choose, of course it would be Nintendo. Just had to get that in there!



osed125 on 18 January 2013

I'll always be a Nintendo fan, but that doesn't mean I can't play games games on other platforms. I love my PC and I get a lot of enjoyment from a lot of multiplatform games. You don't need to change sides. If you can, you can play Nintendo games and PS3,360 or PC games, as a gamer it's just natural.



Nintendo and PC gamer

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DieAppleDie on 18 January 2013

Ive only bought 2 non Nintendo consoles in my life, and was the PSP, because of DBZ tenkaichi tag and some classic Jrpgs remasters (FFIV, Star ocean, BOF III....), the other is the NeoGeo X :P
Although ive enjoyed Sony consoles in the past on friends and cousins houses, i never felt urged to buy them, Nintendo just fulfilled my gaming needs, i didnt have the time or money to play EVERY great game on the Nintendo consoles since SNES up to now, let alone going multiplat.
I think people that play multiple consoles really misses a lot from each console.



Soleron on 18 January 2013
Busted said:
lol why there should be ''sides'' in the first place? play whatever you want to play and don't become a... never.

- Only Nintendo is good enough
- Nintendo isn't good enough
- ???
- Depression



Busted on 18 January 2013
Soleron said:
Busted said:
lol why there should be ''sides'' in the first place? play whatever you want to play and don't become a... never.

- Only Nintendo is good enough
- Nintendo isn't good enough
- ???
- Depression

hahahaha well... ^^



sethnintendo on 18 January 2013

"Changed sides" during the 16 and 32/64 bit eras. Got burned on the PS1 (overheated) and went back to N64 (Goldeneye 007 was one of the main reasons). I've never looked back since then and knew I should stick with Nintendo and PC combo from then on.



chriscox1121 on 18 January 2013
curl-6 said:
nero said:

 Who doesn't love Mario, Metroid, Donkey Kong or Zelda? Hell, even Pokémon!!. But this formula has been cooked and recooked over and over again. 

I find it's usually not the same formula though. That's why it doesn't get old for me; Nintendo is constantly reinventing their franchises with new ideas. Mario Galaxy isn't the same as Mario 64. Metroid Prime 3 isn't the same as Super Metroid. Skyward Sword isn't the same as Majora's Mask. Kirby's Epic Yarn isn't the same as Kirby's Dreamland.


i completely agree with this.  These games come out years apart in these franchises.  By the time the new comes, I'm ready.