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Re: Feature: Remembering Satoru Iwata, Five Years On

NSega64

I remember the day he passed.
After coming home from a pretty good dinner at Logan's Steakhouse (when they were still around from where I live), I got on YouTube (on my original N3DS) and in one of my recommended, I saw a video from Ekita, but the thumbnail was black. All I saw was just part of the title: "Nintendo's President Satoru Iwata...." and after I clicked on it and saw the rest of the title, I was confused, pissed off, and sadden all at the same time.
I couldn't even pick up a controller, let alone play a game for two full weeks and became very depressed after hearing news like that.

Keep in mind that back in the Wii U and N3DS era, I became a fan of Nintendo and was re-introduced to the company and their games, thanks to my dad getting me an original red N3DS from 2011 and I've been a fan ever since and I was rooting for the success of the Wii U because of how much fun I had on that console and I never owned one, until my friends got me one unexpectedly during Christmas of 2017. I really wanted one WHILE it was still on the market, but that I rather not talk about.

My experiences with Nintendo in the past was really nothing too crazy. I had a great time growing up with the Super NES, but really after my first oldest brother got us a GameCube, and later an original Wii, I kinda didn't really care about the company aside from the DS Lite, which I spent a lot of time on, before getting a N3DS.

The Wii U and N3DS generation still holds a special place in my heart, despite the issues that Nintendo had, during that time. From my first time experiencing a true social media related platform like Miiverse and all the cool folks I met on that platform (that I wish I can still talk to) to seeing Nintendo Directs, Nintendo honestly gave me a reason to be a fan of them, during that era.

All because of the N3DS, then later the Wii U. Two systems that Mr. Iwata-san not only had a helping hand in making, but two systems that single-handley re-introduced me into a world of imagination and creativity, so much so that I want to make my own games, someday.

That generation was far from being the best for a lot of folks, but it was good enough for me to want to support the company.
Thank You, Iwata-San and Rest Easy, Man.
I really wish I could've met you, face-to-face though.

Re: Sega's Game Gear Micro Might Not Be The "Revolutionary" Scoop Famitsu Has Been Teasing

NSega64

You don't say?!
I really hate it when you got folks that act like a particular game announcement is so huge and they say all this stuff to get folks hyped up for it, only for them to either ask questions or just be flat out disappointed by said announcement.
I always keep my expectations low for anything related to Sega announcements, so I'm not extremely disappointed by this, but I mean Sega come on. Who really asked for this?