flagstaad said:
Ubisoft, Warner and Activision. |
Cool, lets see if they stick around in 2015
flagstaad said:
Ubisoft, Warner and Activision. |
Cool, lets see if they stick around in 2015
I stopped supporting EA on all my systems. PS3, Wii U, and Steam. They manage their business very unprofessionally and makes me not want to support a company like that. They dont have to like or support Nintendo, but dont tick off potential customers. That just shows how weak their managment team is.
| Samus Aran said:
How on earth you can become the third biggest game company with shovelware like that is beyond me. I guess they're just riding on the sucess of big sports like football. And the popularity that FPS sadly still seem to have with the mainstream crowd. |
Ahh, a fanbase turning into elitist hipsters, a prime example of a company becoming irrelevant in the industry...
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SubiyaCryolite said:
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I've bought Harry Potter games and one Need for Speed game. They were very boring. But then again. I've never read any Harry Potter books and I haven't watched every movie yet(I think I watched four of them or something).
I bought two games in the SSX series: SSX 3(great game) and SSX on Tour(horribly boring game with Mario shoehorned in).
I hate football, basketball, baseballl, rugby, etc, so why would I buy games for sports I don't like in the first place? It has nothing to do with being loyal to Nintendo. The only sport I ever enjoyed watching is cycling and I'll be damned if I buy shovelware like Procycling Manager.
LemonSlice said:
Nintendo games are made with kids and families in mind. If you never had a childhood, or don't have feelings of nostalgia and wanting to feel young again, you wouldn't play them. There's something very positive about having an inner child and if you were forced into maturity early in life, you'd be a much poorer man for it, probably cynical, angry and paranoid. At the very least just boring and dull. |
Perhaps correct with Mario, but not necessarily with Metroid Prime or Zelda (at least the Zeldas I played). The world in the latter two is in big part ambience, I feel. Both kids and adults can get into the universes presented in both, if by imagination, or by getting integrated into the games' atmosphere - the backstories, environment, and music, all work toward that purpose. I feel that that is quite universal and quite a bit more mature than some jokes that people present as "mature" games.
I could make a side point as to how most war games are just plain immature, but that would really drag on and detract from the above.
Kane1389 said:
Ahh, a fanbase turning into elitist hipsters, a prime example of a company becoming irrelevant in the industry... |
I'm not an elite hipster. Me being a Nintendo fan has nothing to do with me disliking EA games(except SSX 3, the only game I like from them, spent many hours playing it).
Which company is irrelevant in the industry? Nintendo? They're by far the biggest game company in the industry.
Most of the games I own have selled many millions, so I fail to see how you could call me an elitist lol. I'm pretty mainstream with the exception of Metroid.
Wow... if games like Mass Effect and Dragon Age are shovelware...
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| PenguinZ said: Wow... if games like Mass Effect and Dragon Age are shovelware... |
I said most of the games they produced, not all of the games.
Cheers
Ps: if EA would have ported Mass Effect 1&2 to the Wii U I would've probably bought all 3 of them.
Samus Aran said:
Which company is irrelevant in the industry? Nintendo. They're by far the biggest game company in the industry. |
'''m not a kid anymore, so I don't play FPS games. Because that's what kids like to do, pretend that they're soldiers. I never understood why people think those games are adult. ''
''And the popularity that FPS sadly still seem to have with the mainstream crowd. ''
''How on earth you can become the third biggest game company with shovelware like that is beyond me.''
Yup, no hipster tendencies and elitism there.
Also, Nintendo is living of former glory, nostalgia and their Wii/DS profits. They are becoming increasingly irrelevant today
Wow. They're using Mass Effect 3 as an example of a solid product? The game released at full price just days before a cheaper Trilogy Collection on other platforms that included DLC. Then they followed that up by announcing that it wouldn't get any of the other DLC on other platforms. Yup, solid product there.