whoever the hell made ninjabread man, D3 i think. what a complete waste of a most excellent game title
nintendo fanboy, but the good kind
proud soldier of nintopia
whoever the hell made ninjabread man, D3 i think. what a complete waste of a most excellent game title
nintendo fanboy, but the good kind
proud soldier of nintopia
Why would people want Sony to go? They produce some really excellent games, and no matter what you think of the PS3, they've produced 3 consoles (PS1, PS2, PSP) so far each with a fantastic games library. The PS3 is continuing to grow and we can't really judge until the end of its life cycle.
I hate that Microsoft feels the need to copy both Nintendo and Sony all the time, but my final answer would be...
Capcom.
Capcom is awful and fails on every level as a company. Sure they make some decent games, but these games sell way better than they deserve to while fantastic games flop. Plus, should the various developers of Capcom be free, their talents could be fully realized on their own or under the better hold of a superior company.
I hate Capcom!
Why does everyone single out Ubisoft? They aren't the only third party that chooses not to waste their talent on Wii games.

I wouldn't leave a trace of Microsoft, and before I destroy the studios, I'd force them to sign a contract under which all of their library goes over to Sony.
Epic.
No reason, just i am single guy from the "crowd" that they don't like them.
(damn why i waste money on GoW and UT2008)
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Capcom. ...
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What!!!? Why would you...
Oh. Right. That.
On topic, I'd say the only one that deserves to go is Phoenix Games: they don't ensnare a whole lot of innocent victims, but what few they do are still far too many. Their only apparent use in the world is to act as a victory lap for whichever system leads in the handheld and console formats, something that this site can already do.
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