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Noend

Noend

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Sat 19th March, 2011

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Noend

#1

Noend commented on Microsoft: If You're Backwards Compatible, You...:

Backwards compatibility isn't required when you don't make timeless games.
In the case of xbox he is correct because who wants to go play bland shooter number 1-4 when bland shooter 5 is on the new system.

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#2

Noend commented on Review: ATV Wild Ride 3D (3DS eShop):

I just got it on sale 5.99 and definitely worth that.

Control issues are as described. Clipping hasn't bothered us.

No one online, considering a second copy so we can local play.

One con, game gets too hard for the kids after first couple circuits.

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#6

Noend commented on GameStop: Wii U Marketing Strategy Has "Not Br...:

Marketing is bad. Even the "tech" blog type sites REVIEWING the system don't understand what they have.

As far as my local gamestop, the culture there was anti-nintendo long before the Wii U came out.

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#7

Noend commented on Android-based Ouya Console Will Have NES and S...:

This thing isn't a console anymore than my tablet and phone that are more powerful. It certainly isn't a contender with Wii U. Anyone saying that isn't a gamer.

I don't see we how it can't flop after a couple iterations.

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#8

Noend commented on Talking Point: The Download or Disc Dilemma:

I download cheap games. I want to buy a 3DS XL and download some of my games to the new system and leave some on the old system for my son. I can't do this and that's why I don't buy a 2nd system and why I don't buy expensive digital games. I bought Fire Emblem digitally and I regret it because I can't move it to a 3DS XL that I want to buy but can't because of Nintendo's policy. Nintendo loses sales, pirates continue to pirate. I lose, Nintendo loses, pirates shrug.

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#10

Noend commented on Wii U Version of Need For Speed: Most Wanted U...:

A lot of Wii U owners own multi-platforms...saying no DLC for Wii U kind of makes the Wii U lose share of the new sales to begin with.

Anyway, I don't buy NFS games anymore, just like most franchises afer EA buys the franchise and turns them into a cash grab.

Also, it's EA, so their servers have a good chance of just plain not working.

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#11

Noend commented on Review: Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate (Wii U):

I'm so glad the saves can be transferred 3DS to Wii U and Wii U to 3DS. I got both through the pre-order deal.

Very good review. This will be my first Monster Hunter. I got a beginners guide from Culty.

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#12

Noend commented on Miyamoto: Mobile Competition Actually Helps Wii U:

I have been switching to all digital content so format playback is actually not needed. I only buy 3D bluray, everything else is digital....except games only because of Nintendo having a terrible console linking of games instead of to an account ala steam.

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#13

Noend commented on Review: Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror ...:

Are there a lot of timed sections. Like in the demo where u throw a switch and have to race to the door?

I loved the look and combat of the demo but I'm not interested in that type of gameplay in a game like this so will be holding off until I can find out.

Lot of comments so if anyone replies tag me please.

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#19

Noend commented on Crystal Dynamics Explains Why Tomb Raider Isn'...:

Wii U has a controller exactly like PS3 and 360 so this makes no sense.

Anyway Wii U misses out on the politically correct boy looking Lara, boo hoo.

I'll pick this up in the steam summer sale for <$10 and play it for an hour before realizing it's just overhyped and nothing special..

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#22

Noend commented on Talking Point: The Emergence of Download-Only ...:

Tie games to an account, no re-download restrictions when your signed in....see steam, Microsoft, itunes, Google play, psn, game fly...etc etc

I would own plenty of digital downloads through Nintendo if they did . Never buying a $40 game that's tied to one system. Ever.

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#26

Noend commented on Review: Crazy Chicken Pirates (DSiWare):

I picked this up and for the price its a good time waster. Spent more time on it than with similar priced phone app games. My 4yo loves pirates and shooting pirate chickens now too.

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#29

Noend commented on Review: The Adventures Of Tintin: The Secret O...:

Picked this up cheap after we just saw the movie and everyone loved it. My 4yo and I are both loving the game. The platforming is still a bit hard for him in spots but overall we like it and the time attack (coop optional) levels.

As a movie tie-in game this is a definite recommend as I was pleasently surprised by the enjoyment we are getting out of this title.

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#32

Noend commented on Review: Lola's Alphabet Train (DSiWare):

Anyone else have more suggestions for worthy games for a 4yo boy?

I'm always looking for games like this for my 4 year old. It's great to have Nintendo Life here with a review.

Now off to make a purchase!

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#34

Noend commented on Nintendo Faces More Calls to Embrace Mobile:

For all the complaint on the 3DS battery life, imagine playing these games on your phone! My phone is near dead in an hour and a half of texas hold'em and then I can't make any calls? No thank you.

I have tried many of the smartphone games on android and ios and I have trouble with people even calling them games if you compare them one to one with console offerings. It's only a fad because it's cheap and people think cheap means value, which it does not.

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#35

Noend commented on Angry Birds Could Be Flocking to Wii U and 3DS:

I remember when the same premise was passed around e-mail some 10 years ago. I think you flinged penguins or cats for distance back then. Here you have targets and different flingers. It's not bad, I downloaded it for free on android and played about 10-15mins. It's a stretch to call it a game.