Topic: Complainings

I am from Norway. I find it a little bit strange that European Nintendo fans complain if America gets somthing before us and and Americans complain if we get somthing before them. The Biggest examples got to be Mario tennis opens yoshi chase. but I find i bit confusing that people complains on whats on club nintendo. In Norway we dont have club nintendo.

@Tobias95 Don't forget that everybody complains about japan.

Well you got a point. sorry i used everybody wrong, (Many people would do the thing)

We complain because we want it to be better. We're giving them money; we expect them to constantly improve, like any company should.

I am giving em money too. But I complains more aboute those who works on the local gamestop. I a normal boy knows more aboute some games then they do.

I tend to not worry about that, but if the Japanese eShop gets something really cool that'll never come to the west I complain

You're fine to not complain there's nothing wrong with it. There's also nothing wrong with not being satisfied with something that can be made better. That's why I think most people complain.
Personally, I don't know how people in America can complain about club nintendo anymore, with the exception of not getting soundtrack CDs. We're getting a "free" game every two weeks, which is pretty awesome.

@LordOtakWiiU. Fire Emblem 1. It'll never come to the US! >

i complain we dont get anouthe tales game here and japan hogs them all

Grrr that's why I hope once accounts are set up I could just buy a Japanese WiiU and 3DS and enter the code in to get my DL back and then DL Japanese exclusives, hey I can dream cant I?

People tend to complain when they are disapponted with something.

I get a kick out of people who call any complaining 'whining' then go on to whine about complaining. ;-p

Dang those people that get a kick out of people that complain about whiners time something was done about it >:[ whining about complainers I have no problem with but complaining about whiners just crosses the line!

We got Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon on the DS, which is an updated port of Fire Emblem 1.

@moomoo I am aware of it. I am speaking of the nes version, FE 1. For whatever reason, shadow dragon and it's sequel are classified as 11 and 12, which is why awakening is 13.

@Happy_Mask Huh, that's weird. Considering it uses the same maps and everything, it's weird it'd be classified as 11.

@moomoo I know, right? Of course, it's not exactly an important numbering system, as most games take place on different continents and in different time periods. I think the most games that took place in the same general area is 3.

As the wise and scholarly Brian once said in an obstruse recollection of an episode of Family Guy...

"Well, Stewie, if you don't like it, you can go on the internet and complain."

_{I believe many lost souls took this advice a little too close to heart.}