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Re: Miyamoto "Not Concerned" About Who Will Replace Him At Nintendo

ALinkttPresent

I for one am concerned. Having once been Nintendo’s #1 fan, I can tell exactly what Mr. Miyamoto brings to the table, and I don’t see it in Nintendo’s newest games anymore. That’s not to say Nintendo won’t continue to make great games, but as a focus shines on new developers, the company loses part of what guaranteed that almost all their games were amazing.

Re: Poll: Rate Your Favourite Wii Games

ALinkttPresent

Looks like it saved all of my ratings from back when the Wii was actually the current Nintendo system. Gosh that was a long time ago. It looks like I gave Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World a 10/10. I don't even remember playing that game, but I'll trust the rating I gave it at the time

Re: Epic's Apple Lawsuit Could Have "Significant And Serious Ramifications" For Platform Holders Like Nintendo

ALinkttPresent

If you want to enter the walled garden, you need permission and to follow the rules of the garden. It’s not the same as a monopoly. Each electronic company created, owns, and operates their platform. Apple is completely within their rights to impose rules about payments and to set their own fees. Epic, after exploiting their partnership with PUBG in order to steal the code for their game, is now trying to exploit hardware companies in order to make even more money off of something they stole to begin with.