Topic: Unpopular Gaming Opinions

@DarthNocturnal: But they do it over and over for wrong reasons. Fallout 4 used the same engine as Fallout 3 and it didn't turn out well in graphic standards.

Stop being a complete hypocrite, everyone is getting tired of it.

@DarthNocturnal: @Santa: You know, I could understand the point you're trying to make. Except with the problem we're dealing here.

new Valkyria Chronicles game: People wanted a new game for years. SEGA does it but it isn't the traditional game but gamers are excited about it. after four years....

New Metroid game: People wanted a new game for years. Nintendo does it but it isn't the traditional game and gamers hate it after waiting for seven years.......

The ones who are both fans of these games are the ones that would rather have a new valkyria game from a third party rather than some first party because of what logic? You make me understand this point and while I still will support Nintendo, I will atleast stop this argument IF the argument over this comment MAKES sense. And if you are gonna say that waiting for extra years is the main problem.....that's a lame argument here.

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I dunno. These don't sound like Unpopular opinions, really. Their just personal ones that people could agree on.
I agree, Radiant Dawn is One of the best of FE. But no where near close to Path of Radiance.
I thought Link's Awakening was spectacular.

Super Luigi U has fantastic level design.

@Freeon-Leon: I've had the game two years, since the day I bought my Wii U, and never played it.

I was going to try it once I beat NSMBU, but I still haven't beat it. I like playing the NSMB games over Christmas, but I'm not even home this Christmas... :sobs:

This is true. And a fact.

@Kinan: Aw... Haven't you recovered from yesterday's crabbiness? It's not like the traditional twin-stick control method is better than the motion controls, anyway.
And Fallout 4? I haven't played it yet, but from what I hear I guess Bethesda did a fine job optimizing the game. That needs some credit, right? XD

@Kinan: I never played a lot of shooters on consoles in the past, so I never really liked the dual-stick controls. If you played those a lot, I can understand why you'd want to stick with those controls.

@Kinan: A tip for you: Move the GamePad in very small movements just like you move a control stick in a small circular movement range, and then it should become natural. I play my games lying down on my belly, so motion controls is pretty much the best option for me since the floor is a like a huge armrest. And I can play for longer periods of time without my wrists getting sore!
My point is... Maybe you should try playing like me; maybe it might help. I remember the first times I played Splatoon... since I was playing with motion controls while sitting down, it felt awkward and my wrists went sore really fast. I didn't like the twin stick controls either because they felt unnatural and fiddly, so I had to force myself to learn the darned motion controls. Haven't looked back ever since!
Also, I don't think you're supposed to start learning the motion controls when you're facing tough players. How about you create an alt Mii and then practice on that one? At least you'll be destroying the newbies...
Edit: Made a few adjustments to make myself clearer.

@gcunit: I didn't find NSMB as good as New Super Luigi U. I'd recommend jumping right into it when you have time, it'll cheer you up!

Most Gamers: "WAAAH! THE GAMING WORLD HAS GONE MAD!!! DEVELOPERS ARE EVIL!! GAMES ARE TOO EXPENSIVE! OH WOE IS ME!"
Me: It's always been this nuts. Haven't you noticed?

Imagine paying $50 or so for Super Mario Bros.

@LztheQuack If your referring to the prices of VC, I agree. $5 is not that expensive for a digital copy of a game.

@MrMario02: well tbf if you'd have said to someone even as recently as 5 years ago that one of the biggest games publishers would reboot the Star Wars Battlefront franchise a month before the first of a new trilogy of Star Wars films hits the cinema, but then said that you'd have to pay £100+ to get the full experience or be missing out on heroes, maps and more related to the new film, that someone would have said "no chance companies would get that greedy" yet here we are. Oh and that's not even mentioning that this game is one of very, very few AAA games that doesn't exploit the physiologically manipulative concept of micro-transactions in a full price game.

So yeah, good on you guys for complaining about these scumbag companies, I'm happy to say I'm on their side here.

@TheLastLugia: I'm not apposed to calling out shady business practices. I'm apposed to pretending that the shady practices are somehow "new". When people complain about ridiculous game prices, people should at least remember that they were more back then. When people complain about the oversaturation of FPS and MOBAs, people should at least remember the oversaturation of platformers and fighters. When people complain about how some games are using microtransactions to exploit minds, people should remember all of the arcade games that tried to suck the quarters out of the player. Etc. Etc.

People have the memory of a goldfish, I slightly disagree with you on the arcade thing (I can think of few games that used credits for anything more than continues) but its still manipulation albeit in a more honest scum-baggy way (can you say "dip-switches"?).