I always liked Nintendo, they got me into gaming, they got the best first party games like Zelda my favorite series (that alone makes it worth buying their consoles and handhelds) and they got Shigeru Miyamoto, the best game creator ever!

Ninty will always be my favorite. It has a special spot in my heart.

I like Nintendo, my first console was an SNES, and now I have a Wii, but sadly they've become way too casual :( only game that made me keep my Wii was No More Heroes and the promise of NMH2

No. Maybe if they started making new IP's instead of just sequels to their "beloved" franchises all the time I'd like them.

I want a whole new great series, not "Super Mario Whatever." Not that Mario isn't awesome, just that it seems that's all they've got.

I'll let the two of you sort of which, if either, of these mutually exclusive problems is the real one.

I will always be a Nintendo fan.

Mario Kart 64 - Block Fort - First player to get 99 wins

My older brother and I played for 16 hours straight, and it didn't get boring for one second. When it came out on VC we tried again and wasted most of a weekend on the game.

How can you not love Nintendo. I grew up with thier great games right from the start.

I love Nintendo!

Me.

People who hate Nintendo, believe that the only form of innovation and advancement in videogames is graphics.

For myself, Nintendo was a rival competitor when Sega was out, but always around, and with the DS and Wii, someone who has shown innovation outside of graphics, and they have my respect, even if the 360 is my system of choice this generation.

I like Nintendo... mostly because of their reliability.

My NES still works to this day.

That's more then I can say for my PS1 and my first couple PS2s.

My favorite NES works were the NES and SNES ones however, there 3D stuff while often industry leading is just in genres i like better in 2 playerd.

2D platformers i just like better then 3D

Link to the Past is the best Zelda game still if you ask me.

Though this criticism is more my fault for not being able to adjust to handheld screens.

@richardhutnik


So loving or appreciating a company is bad but respecting is acceptable?