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DerNebel on 17 June 2014
Samus Aran said:
DerNebel said:
The worse your console does the more vocal your fanbase becomes on the internet. :P

And the more vocal the Nintendo haters become. 

And no, I'm not talking about you. :) 

My statement wasn't really exclusive to Nintendo, but yeah if one party becomes very vocal then it's not surprising that the movement against that party becomes very vocal as well.



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pokoko on 17 June 2014

It's happening! It's really happening!



Hibern81 on 17 June 2014

Welcome to the Nintendo renaissance.



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AZWification on 17 June 2014

Like I said before, Nintendo is still more irrelevant than that stupid Iran-Nigeria match!



                
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WhiteEaglePL on 17 June 2014

Nintendo even won e3 through social media?!

dam they won...



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famousringo on 17 June 2014
OfficerRaichu15 said:
Conegamer said:

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2014/06/everyone_was_talking_about_nintendo_at_e3_2014

Here's a few more interesting E3 facts for you I suppose:

  • 47% of all tweets sent out during last week's E3 expo mentioned Nintendo
  • One of the most popular tweets was from Nintendo's own Twitter account — the tweet teased Shigeru Miyamoto's appearance Treehouse Live
  • Another popular tweet came from @Dropkickpikachu, who tweeted: "Nintendo has just shown more playable female characters in one game preview than the other companies have all E3 so far."
  • The '#Nintendo' hashtag was used 30,000 times
  • #E32014 was tweeted 55,000 times

In comparison, PlayStation claimed 28 percent of the Twitter conversation, while Xbox claimed 25 percent. So in that regard, it's perfectly plausible to say that Nintendo "won" this year's E3.


that bold gives me hope that more girls will  get wii u 

just got to advertise it

like

"We at Nintendo are open to having the most female playable characters unlike our rivals."


It's too bad that Nintendo's females were so cheesecake, though.

I'm talking about Palutena's butt shot and... everything about Bayonetta.



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Areym on 17 June 2014

That is actually shocking.



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Areal-Llort on 17 June 2014

Nintendo had the only conference that stood out to me, aside from the Halo collection announcement during MS conference. This E3, we have far too many games featuring guns, swords, or dragons.



Arcturus on 17 June 2014
Conegamer said:
  • 47% of all tweets sent out during last week's E3 expo mentioned Nintendo

In comparison, PlayStation claimed 28 percent of the Twitter conversation, while Xbox claimed 25 percent. So in that regard, it's perfectly plausible to say that Nintendo "won" this year's E3.

This doesn't take into account the semantics of the tweets. For all we know, 80% of the tweets that mention Nintendo could negative towards Nintendo.



EricFabian on 17 June 2014
Arcturus said:
Conegamer said:
  • 47% of all tweets sent out during last week's E3 expo mentioned Nintendo

In comparison, PlayStation claimed 28 percent of the Twitter conversation, while Xbox claimed 25 percent. So in that regard, it's perfectly plausible to say that Nintendo "won" this year's E3.

This doesn't take into account the semantics of the tweets. For all we know, 80% of the tweets that mention Nintendo could negative towards Nintendo.


the same for Sony and Microsoft