RolStoppable said:
1. Exclusive third party games that are truly exclusive - You know what I am refering to. Especially Microsoft has developed a habit of stretching the definition of exclusivity to a point where it doesn't mean anything anymore and we soon have to call such a game an exclusive exclusive exclusive in list wars. If you don't own a Nintendo system, you are missing out on gems like ZombiU and Sonic Boom, and that's definitely not because the companies who made those games respect the audience of other systems too much to port these games over.
2. Miiverse - This is a great place to hang out. Millions of gamers from around the world share their gaming experiences, ask for help if they got stuck or draw awesome pictures. You know the feeling when there isn't any new game coming out for two to three months, which is the norm in the video game industry, but thanks to Miiverse you can now use your gaming machine for something other than replaying Super Mario 3D World for the 17th time.
3. Gamepad - An excellent controller that has everything you could ask for. Now the annoying girlfriend who occupies the TV isn't a problem anymore, because you can switch to off-TV play with a simple button press. This thing is a godsend, and the only people you will find disagreeing with that are those who have never had and will never have a girlfriend.
4. amiibo - These little figurines are awesome. They make it possible to deliver additional content to the games you already own and love. Gone are the days when the game you bought was the game you got. I bet it won't take too long now until other companies jump on the bandwagon and copy Nintendo's idea.
5. A welcoming community, even outside of Miiverse - Nintendo fans are known to be nice, humble and tolerant. We don't talk down on those who don't share our preferences. We respect other people's opinions, even if they are clearly wrong (and they usually are). After all, it's a fact of life that not everyone can be as knowledgeable and great as us Nintendo fans.
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