Topic: Unpopular Gaming Opinions

I hate industry analysts. Why can't they just go? Who needs them? Why does Micheal Patcher even bother saying crap about Nintendo going mobile?

@Artwark: I've seen your posts around the forums and a lot of them are about how you don't like Nintendo getting criticized.

Some of this criticism is just. Nintendo isn't perfect.

My thoughts on Nintendo going mobile:
It could either
1. Help them out of the financial rut they're digging themselves into.
or 2. dig them into an even deeper hole.

or 3. it doesn't help but it doesn't hurt.

Are there any other options?

I find it hilarious that people call Partners in Time bad. If anything, it's the most darkness and original RPG game since Super Mario RPG. Bowser inside story was plain terrible.

How does a random pundit's opinion affect yours in any way, and really you hate them for expressing this view?

The thing is, its an opinion that rots everyone else around including consumers as well. Seriously, why should they even express the future of the industry and repeatedly spit it out over and over again until our brains make us realize that Nintendo isn't going to the modern times. And for that, I find it irritating because these people are just show offs that don't know what they're talking about and yet you see their opinions actually matter.

@TylerTheCreator: Look, I get it. Nintendo isn't always perfect and I get that. Especially the fact that they still haven't figured out how to port GBA on 3DS.

But the criticisms that Nintendo gets most of the time are wrong feedback like not getting to the modern times or that there isn't voice chat in Splatoon (though honestly, I'd rather play online without it.)

Seeing as how SEGA is making lots of losses because of doing this move of going over to mobile, I don't want Nintendo to copy like everyone else and expect them to make losses again. Imagine the next Pushmo game on phone. How can you move or jump on blocks using just the touch screen? Even better, How can you play Star Fox on phone? Or how about the next Smash on phone? Boy.....gotta love smashing the screen instead of using actual buttons huh?

Seriously, the only reason why smartphone games are out there is because phones are needed. And since you can get them at incredible cheap prices, there are more phones than there are of more games. And yet IGN made one article that Smartphones are selling more than game consoles........seriously?

@Artwark: If you don't care for industry analysts, why do you care for what they have to say?

Free to play is better than a subscription for any game.

This E3 was Nintendo's worst, especially if the games that were revealed are duds.

i think mother 1 is better than mother 3

I disagree. I think the E3 with the Wii Music Incident was worse,

1- I prefer Ape Escape 1 better than Any other platformer, including the Marios and the Donkey Kongs.

2- Rockman X5 and X6 were my favorite in the series, and I consider them to be the highlights of the franchise.

3- I don't like Western games.. I used to like their platformers like Sly Cooper and Spyro, but once they stopped making those, I stopped buying their games period. I tried their newer games like Skyrim and New Vegas but all what they did was reaffirming my dislike for their games.

4- I don't like Sony's new games like Uncharted or Last of Us, And I wish they would start making sequels to their older IPs like Ape Escape or Kingsely's Adventure.

E3 '08 was a whole hour of THIS cringe-inducing schlock. The "Big Releases" were Wii Sports Resort and Animal Crossing Wii. How anyone could possibly see E3 '15 as worse is beyond me.

Wow, I think you win at having unpopular opinions lol

They didn't make useless spinoffs of series that needed main series releases in 2008 though. The Wii was booming and full of life. The Wii U needs the big main series titles since it isn't, and they didn't deliver. And most info shown was either boring or old. Whether or not these games are good or not and how it impacts the Wii U's legacy will determine if it was the worst E3 or not.

I don't think this is unpopular. I could see it being viewed as one of the worst E3 conferences (or event I should say) ever by one of the big 3, or maybe even publishers. (As a note: it wouldn't be the worst ever though; personally I'd actually say Ubisoft's was worse this year).

People put Sakurai on a pedestal. His extreme dedication to his job is admirable, but he's still just a person and he makes plenty of mistakes.

I agree. Sakurai is only human, he's bound to make mistakes.

@MasterWario: I also find his "Oh, if I have to do another game in this way I might die" attitude about things to be extremely annoying.

except no casual gamer in the world has ever given a **** about E3.
I think the 2008 conference was far worse. And no president died in the aftermath.