It all makes sense now.
Why did it take so long for me to make the connection, and why am I the only one with the courage to speak up? I love America, and Nintendo forcing change on us with this new control was just the beginning. They put it in the guise of "progressiveness" so far, but now it couldn't be more blatant than if they put Reggie Fils-Amie's face on a Che t-shirt.
I can't believe it, but the HD fanboys were right. The greater cost of the games was just the will of the free market, and now Nintendo, which ironically means "Leave luck to Heaven" for a company that's godless and hates freedom, wants to take that market down.
Sean Maelstrom thinks this is good business, but he's just had the wool pulled over his eyes with the promise of a "new" breed of gamers. How about a collective of gamers? That's what New Super Mario Bros Wii is truly indoctrinating us for.
Soon we'll all fall under their control.
Now some of you might be going "But Mr. The Night Knight, Nintendo is a Japenese company, and they're capitalist!" That's what I would think too if Nintendo hadn't shown signs of it before. The Virtual Boy, all red, and it forced us to see things a certain way, the way of anti-Americanism.
Of course they failed back then. You can't brainwash people if they are getting headaches. But then this "accessable" control setup comes in. Note the word "control". And it's not access in terms of us getting access to the games, but America's enemies getting access to us.
I WAS SO BLIND!!!
I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I just love gaming so much, that the thought of us falling to this evil... it's just to horrible to contemplate.
A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.
Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs










