Hi guys, I've been googling for that joke on the fake Miyamoto that explains how gamers are never satisfied with the Zelda games, explaining how he kept changing the game to please the fans but they don't like it. I couldn't find it.

I'd like to send it to my brother if you had a link that'd be great.

Thanks :)

I searched for it but got stuck playing a Flash Kirby game that was really scary...

hehe, thanks for trying though. At least you came out of that flash game alive :)

http://www.abload.de/img/1279083353360m0ulb.png

Damn Zelda fans (and metroid) always whiny as hell.

Oh my God, that's hilarious!

@HappyD Why do you want to send it to your bro?

yeah that's a good one

Haha, that's awesome, thanks!

@pie. Because he's finally going to play Skyward Sword and we were talking about how gamers are generally picky. :)

I, like many others, fall into this pit. Let me explain the two reasons why this happens:

1) I get huge expectations for every new Zelda game. I expect it to bring back the feelings of adventure and love that I felt from the older titles. What I conjure in my head is above what the new Zelda delivers (perhaps it is impossible to reach what I desire) and so I hate the game when it is released. It will likely slowly grow on me over the years as my expectations have withered and i start to learn to appreciate it for what it is.

2) Every new Zelda game somehow takes what I disliked and focus MORE on it, or making the overall Zelda experience worse for me. This, in turn, makes the previous title look a lot better. A mediocre-looking female all of a sudden looks hot once a very similar, yet ugly girl stands next to her (real studies have been done on this). The new Zeldas continue to get worse and continue to make the previous ones look better.

It's sort of a combination of those two for me. This is partly why I went into Skyward Sword not knowing ANYTHING before-hand, so I couldn't raise expectations. I was still really bored with it, however, and only really enjoyed the last half-hour of it. But damn that last half hour was awesome.

that made my day