Well, if you read closely to what I wrote in other threads, including this one, I don't hate Nintendo. I certainly think they have the best history of any video game company, and I do really like a few of their games recently, unfortunately, a lot what they've done recently is uninspiring.MadonnasManOne wrote:I don't really care what other people are getting. All the Nintendo haters can go fly a kite, for all I care. While they are spending more money than is necessary on their PS3's and XBOX 360's, I'll be playing Nintendo Wii, with a LOT of great games, and actually having fun, rather than worrying if the game I'm playing has the best graphics.
Seriously, people can downplay Nintendo all they want. Nintendo doesn't just do the same game over and over again, as Timon/Pumbaa fan believes. How could you know that, if you don't even play them? What is Sony and Microsoft doing?! They are making sequels to their franchises, and that's fine. Same as Nintendo. As long as the sequel actually improves on the previous one, bring them on. In fact, EVERY single Mario game that Nintendo has ever created has been an improvement, mostly in the way the game is played.
All in all, Nintendo has got my vote. In fact, as TM2-Megatron pointed out, a majority of the press coming out from E3 is that Nintendo won the show, hands down, and that Wii is the system to beat.
Have you seriously ever played Mario Cart: Double Dash? It's really just Super Mario Kart, just replaces a couple different levels. It contains mostly the same levels though, same characters and same attacks/movements. In fact, a lot of the Mario games just give me de-ja vu, with the exception they just keep looking better.
Also, I think you're statement about Sony and MS fans "worryng about graphics and not having fun" is certaintly untrue. Sony has tons of fun games. In fact, one of the reasons I like is Sony is that they have a variety of "E" rated "T" rated and "M" rated video games, meaning they appeal to all different ages with different genres. Nintendo really directs to the "E" crowd more while X-Box goes toward the "M" crowd. I myself, go for the "E-T" range. Also, if you play different versions of different games(specifically ones based on movies) you'll find Sony's versions are definetely better programmed and I have more fun on those games than I do with the Nintendo versions.
So no, I don't just go for the graphics, heck if you read my last post, you'll know, I go for the games only. Yet, by using only that count, Sony still gets my vote.
