Nintendo's not losing their magic.
Ubisoft is their games are beyond stale

Its funny because it comes from Ubisoft.

I don't really care if it was a mistake Ubisucks still sucks

That's funny, coming from the publisher that decided to turn Prince of Persia, a parkour platformer with charming characters with an Arabian-mystique ascetic, into a needlessly dark and "edgy" blood and curseword fest. Basically Duke Nukem with sand. And you're telling Nintendo not to "lose the magic"?

And I can go all day about Ass Creed. I never played1 or 2 (which seems to be the pinnacle of the series, from what I hear), but there was definitely no freaking magic in AC3. That game is the shittiest experience I've had on my Wii U so far. Even if you take out the multitude of glitches, I was constantly bored to death, grinding my teeth in frustration, questioning gameplay and story decisions, cursing mission requirements and wondering why anyone who made that game thought some of the things that went into it would ever be fun. I can say with certainty that it holds my personal record for "Game that requires the longest amount of time and investment to start getting fun," a dubious honor once held by Phantasy Star 2 and Secret of Mana. I better stop now before I write a book on that abomination of a game, but I'd imagine a ton of AC fans felt like 3 "lost the magic."

This is really funny because it came from Ubisoft.

Personally, even if Nontendo games lose a bit of magic, they'll still be viewed as"magical."
The rest of the industry sets a really low bar.

Ubi is butthurt Nintendo didnt choose for Peugeot instead.

News flash Ubi, the best cars come from Germany and Japan!

This is the same publisher that whored out Assassin's Creed for a costume DLC in Final Fantasy XIII-2.

Don't lose the magic, whatever you say Ubisoft :P

Coming from the people that lost their touch ages ago, specially on pc

Can we, for once, forget about companies for just a second and discuss a point that someone makes? No? Ok.

"Sorry about that. The opinion expressed does not in any way represent those of Ubisoft. It's been deleted."

I think people missed that, so I'm going to post it again.

"Sorry about that. The opinion expressed does not in any way represent those of Ubisoft. It's been deleted."

I read that and think, "ah, this is a non-issue, someone made a mistake and posted a personal opinion," then I scroll down and see 9 out of 10 replies are something along the lines of, "I can't believe Ubisoft."  It's the strangest thing.  It's like, people know that this was the mistake of one person but they're mad at Ubisoft so they just go ahead and attack the whole company anyway.

Besides, as a personal opinion, I don't see much to get angry about.