Topic: The Chit-Chat Thread

not going to delve any deeper, im out.

And who says Nintendo fan-boys aren't the worse.

@arronishere: There's a difference between a fanboy and someone who suffers from depression due to the fact that none of the things that I tried out outside of Nintendo that keep me smiling with the exception of tv shows.

I don't bash into other people saying that they shouldn't buy what they want to buy and before you go say my hate towards SEGA, ok so I hated SEGA and I did make some rants about them, but then I decided to let them buy SEGA games and keep quiet out of it. What's that? I don't like third parties? Ok, I don't like them and that's my opinion? Who's asking you to bash my opinion to begin with?

_{This is not the place to talk about that stuff ~Santa}

@WaveBoy: I don't just play Nintendo games only. I do like Capcom and I enjoyed Ducktales remastered and Mega man. You adore third parties, fine you go and support them. Me personally, many of them just lost my trust even recently with how Level-5 made that terrible final game of Azran Legacy. And just to say that I don't just play Nintendo games, I'm currently playing Broken Sword. Earlier I played Tomb Raider and I hated every moment of it as its basically Zelda only with no hub worlds.

But Nintendo excites me majority of the times. Sure, some things like Mass Attack or Sticker Star weren't what I expected and get me frustrated a bit, but its so minor and not anywhere as frequent as third parties and at the very least, they put a smile on my face and that's all I really care about.

So fine, I understand that some of you might find me odd of loving Nintendo a LOT and even defending them a LOT and I understand you trying to tell me that third parties can be just as good as Nintendo which is also true but the problem with the latter is that recently, they aren't trying their hardest and in the end, if Nintendo still manages to put a smile on my face more often, that's all I want.

Isn't Artwark meant to banned from posting this woe is me rubbish?

I'm surprised he hasn't been yet tbh.

@Socar: WOW! That's creepy very creepy. Like you actually think a company is your friend,that's crazy! And it's not even fanboy crap either! That what kills me the most. I'm gonna say this once more,you're trolling. Very hard. Not even the ultimate fanboy named @Blast can top this!

Wait, what? Azran Legacy is a great game. My only complaint is that the story dipped in the middle when you needed to travel the world collecting the required items. Other than that, it's awesome and had a superb story at the early on and late in the game. Miracle Mask is my favourite Professor Layton game though. Also, Tomb Raider has a completely different feel to Zelda. Other than both games having some puzzles, there's nothing alike.

I'm rather fond of Broken Sword though. I've played the first two and have been meaning to check out the others.

I agree with your "wut"

Well...this game is now on the Eshop:

...Ugh...

Azran Legacy is just a rehash of the previous three games. There are only a few puzzles that stand out whereas the rest of them are completely ripped right out of the previous games only that they reskinned it. The story is extremely cliche which doesn't have any plot twists and when it does have it, it doesn't execute it well enough.

Yeah, I can understand why many like Tomb Raider because of the game feel being realistic, but execution wise, I rather play Zelda than Tomb Raider....heck, I'd rather play Uprising over this.

Its the worst in the series and I'm disappointed in it. Even Miracle Mask was better than Azran Legacy...infact the story of the former is a lot better than Pandora's Box.

@TwilightAngel: So you don't want me to fulfil my dream? You're saying that I should rather just be stuck on making games that aren't on Nintendo platforms? I don't get you.

Infact I don't get any of you guys. You guys will be happy to move on if Nintendo goes bankrupt one day and forever be stuck with shallow games that Sony and Microsoft make majority of the times? I understand that its foolish to worship a company because its a corporate and it exists to make money and I know that you guys have your own personal lives. But me personally, that company is the only one that relieves me out of sorrow so I want to return that favour by making games exclusively for their products.

That's exactly what Satoru Iwata did for Nintendo because Nintendo helped him and Hal Laboratory to pay back their debt when Hal was nearly under bankruptcy.

Let's look at Isao Okawa who could have easily refused to give all of his shares to SEGA before he died but instead, he did the opposite.

So are you saying that I shouldn't owe Nintendo even one bit? I'm not able to understand you guys at all. That's like saying that I don't need to owe your family anything because they didn't do much for you.

@Socar: First of all when did i say you shouldn't fulfill your dream? I said your comment is creepy. Or better yet your whole obsession is creepy to me.Second of all. Why do you think people want Nintendo to go bankrupt? No one here wants that,not even me and i been bashing Nintendo for awhile now. Third! You owe the devs who made the game not the company who sold it to you. And last (this is for all nonsense you been writing about your parents)what every thing your parents been saying is for your own good. Why? Cause they care! And they will always be there for you! Not Nintendo,Nintendo is a piece of plastic. A piece of plastic that you call a friend for some reason. A friend that will never be there, a friend that could care less about you.So you don't owe them anything,but if you like there games. Support them with your money! Cause that what they care about. Your money.Remember that and that's it. I'll be lurking again while silently judging you

Yes we are saying that, you dont owe Nintendo anything. Furthermore, for Nintendo, you are merely a statistic.

It's just like Single White Female where Artwark is Jennifer Jason Leigh and a SNES is Bridget Fonda.

You DON'T owe Nintendo anything. If a company makes a product that you think is worth buying, then you don't have to do anything, and Nintendo doesn't expect anything from you.

As for being a game developer, the best thing should be making the game itself, not getting the game on a specific platform. Here's an idea that's worth considering at least: take the business decision and make the game for whichever platform will make you the most money. This has much higher odds of you becoming a success than just putting your game only on your favourite platform. If the game becomes a big success, then you could always port it to other platforms including Nintendo at a later date.

@TwilightAngel: Really because Reggie visited a couple of kids for not so much on the money. @diwdiws:

https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2015/09/nintendo_of_america_...

Again, Iwata-San felt like he owed Nintendo a lot so he helped Nintendo until now. Again, you're pretty much telling me that I can make my dream come true because I want to make games exclusively for Nintendo.

@crimsontadpoles: And multiplat isn't really pushing much of sales on Nintendo platforms isn't it. Hal, Next Level, Intelligent Systems and many other devs can easily, EASILY move out of the Nintendo relationship and make games on other platforms and yet, they decided to do the opposite. Next Level is treated better when working with Nintendo and so do other devs. There's a reason why the term closely affiliated exists.

Again, you're saying that I shouldn't do what I want to do. I want to make games exclusively for Nintendo and that is bad because its not a smart business move all of a sudden?

@Socar: I'm surprised your biggest goal as a game developer is to get something on a Nintendo platform instead of making your own games. Anyway, I wish you luck and hope you eventually achieve your goals.

However, it's a tough business. Lots of people want to be game developers, but few become successful. I'm saying that it might be easier to get some games selling on other platforms first, so that you can earn some money, get some fans and gain experience, and only then think about Nintendo. Getting something on Nintendo straight away will be very tricky.

No one is telling you to not make games for Nintendo, they are telling you the same things for months now which is to stop treating Nintendo like a church and see a therapist for help.

@crimsontadpoles: I'll make my own games on Nintendo systems and I am right now just getting experience as best as I can.

No one said that its easy. So I know the road is hard to cross. But my dream is to cross it and that's all that matters to me.

@arronishere: Already did that and it didn't work.