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Hyperion on 30 May 2009

Would you give up on them if they do another E32008?

I don't think I can take a conference of WiiFit + and WSR. Sure, those games will make them lots of cash, but I honestly don't care for them, although I understand their appeal. They will probably show enough games to satisfy the "core" audience, but what if they don't? I'm just very scared that they won't learn from the criticism they earned last year.

If it comes to that, I definitely won't look at them the same way. But thankfully, I will love my Wii because 3rd parties are giivng us great games.

Dead Space Extraction, Darkside Chronicles, Little King's Story, The Crystal Bearers, Monster Hunter 3, Resteel 2, The Conduit, The Grinder, Silent Hill:SM, Boy and his blob, Tales of Graces, No More Heroes 2. and many other games.

It's sad very sad that during the 6th generation, Nintendo was criticized because they were the only ones making good games for the Gamecube, while most 3rd parties ignored it. Now, Nintendo is giving us less games, while 3rd paties give us more, yet we now criticize NIntendo for it. Kinda funny.

(Are they really giving us less games? Maybe we're (I'm) just hungrier.

 

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TWRoO on 30 May 2009

What for?



Green Penguin on 30 May 2009

I will be giveing either my PS3 or Wii to my little brother based on E3 so we will see...



Mr.Y on 30 May 2009

I will give up on Nintendo when they go out of business or get bought.

Nintendo 4 lyfe. :P



RCTjunkie on 30 May 2009

Nah, the DS still has cool games coming up.



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O-D-C on 30 May 2009

never ever

they could announce Wii Music 2 and 3 and I would still be beside them



Naraku_Diabolos on 30 May 2009

We will see, but no one can take offense to last year's showing. I really didn't mind it and I thought it was okay...honestly, it (E3) was just for showing off games, hardware and a company's business plans. I thought E3 as a whole last year (for both Microsoft and Sony) was alright and everyone was a winner. That's how it should be. They are just companies that want an appeal from many consumers, but don't throw in the towel just because one company doesn't making a sweeping presentation.



vess13 on 30 May 2009

no way, I grew up with the... GB, lol



 

 

morpheusx on 30 May 2009

Don't get me wrong I do favor my xbox 360 over my Wii by a large margin, but that doesn't mean that I or anyone else should give up on Nintendo. They are arguably the best game developer of all time. As much as they milk their franchise titles (you can also bank on their franchise titles living up to the hype as well) and they still manage to introduce many new original titles each and every generation. The fact that Nintendo titles sell so well on Nintendo consoles has more to do with their track record.



griffinA on 30 May 2009

Hell no. Even if they actually unannounced Sin and Punishment 2 and took Punch-out!! off store shelves I wouldn't give up on them or their console.

Third-parties have enough games coming to wii anyway, I can barely choose.



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