Intrinsic said:
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Ok this is going nowhere. You aremt trying to undertsjd the points I'm making but instead reading everything with an intention to dispute and argue. I never said Nintendo games can't handle voice acting. Thw whole point of everything that I'm saying is that games are built to take advantage of the hardware they are built on and around the limitations of said hardware.
And to point out that considering the hardware Nintendo usually puts out, games have to be built a certain way, and you can't just take games built to the specs of say a PS4 or Scorpio and port that I've the say a switch for a multitufe of reasons. Same applies to PS3/360 to the Wii. Same applies to PS2 to the GC.
But let's leave it as is and agree to disagree.
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It's going nowhere because every one of your replies to me thus far strongly implied NIntendo games can't handle voice acting, but as soon as I pointed out a game that is 33 percent voice acting, now you're saying that you're not saying Nintendo games can't handle voice acting.
It's going nowhere just because I said that I'm not a technical wizard when it comes to knowing the ins and outs of console development, you thought you could have me believing that Sony consoles are some magical, state-of-the-art machines that ooze brilliance out of every opening that Nintendo could never hope to match, not out of design choice, but out of pure, utter impotence on the part of the engineers, even though the Gamecube (and Xbox) was in every way the superior console to the PS2 sans disc space on a technical level.
It's going nowhere because I said the PS2 FF games could have worked on the GCN, and you talk about the N64.
It's going nowhere because you were locked on the rumors of the Switch's standard card size and how no PS4 games could possibly fit on it, but I pointed out how a PS4 game that is clearly larger than the Switch's rumored standard card size is rumored to be coming to the Switch.
It's going nowhere because you can't accept any of these things, and would rather "agree to disagree" rather than agree that you might not have been exactly right about some things, that you might not have all the answers, and that the Switch might very well be more capable than you think or want to admit, and that one of your previous series so strongly associated with Sony could and should probably be entirely possible on it. But because I won't blindly accept your unfounded points, that means I somehow don't understand.
So yeah, it's going nowhere. Exactly as I knew it would, because like I said, every conversation with you goes the same predictable route. So you go ahead and go right on stuck in your ways, taking your little potshots at Nintendo, pretending to be so misunderstood when someone doesn't buy into your propagandic BS, and selectively choosing what you do and don't want to believe. And we'll do this again in another year or so. Maybe then we'll get somewhere.