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Re: Star Fox 2 Dev Is As Shocked As You About The Game Coming To SNES Classic Edition

Nintendoforlife

@SLIGEACH_EIRE I don't think that's an accurate point to make, considering Nintendo decided to shut it down themselves. Who knows it might have been considered one of the greatest games of all time, likewise it might have been worse then the most recent Starfox. I understand being excited or neutral about it, but being dissapointed about a game we know zippy zap about meh.

Re: Reggie Fils-Aimé Defends Nintendo's Indie Support and AM2R Policy

Nintendoforlife

@Fath I don't think any situation you mentioned crosses the line whatsoever. Playing a game and going to watch a movie are two totally different things. You can't get close to the same experience playing the game as you can watching a movie. In AM2R's case you arguably can.

@ThanosReXXX You mentioned what doesn't break the rules, but you didn't mention exactly what does break them? Is it the one choice of using character skins that makes it illegal?

Re: Reggie Fils-Aimé Defends Nintendo's Indie Support and AM2R Policy

Nintendoforlife

@nhSnork Yeah man people are investing themselves wayyyyyy too much into these games. It's comparable to telling a director or producer how they need to make their sequel, or second season of a show. In my mind their decisions got me to like the game in the first place, so what need is their to question them? And like I said since I'm not emotionally invested in these games, I couldn't careless if they take it in a direction I hate. It's just one game I no longer like, time to move on case closed.

Re: Reggie Fils-Aimé Defends Nintendo's Indie Support and AM2R Policy

Nintendoforlife

@GameOtaku The line is drawn when you make something that could affect their sales in whatever area. If you make and sell a Mario shirt and that affects their apparel sales, you'll be sued for using their character's likeness. Art doesn't affect their sales because they have no "art" sales. So it's really nothing but free advertisement.

As for my coffee example just pretend Starbucks is the only company that sells coffee in the world.

Re: Reggie Fils-Aimé Defends Nintendo's Indie Support and AM2R Policy

Nintendoforlife

@GameOtaku Again not the same because it provides competition. Why buy the 3DS game when I can play this free game on my computer no less. It's like a makeshift coffee stand outside Starbucks. If that stand can get pretty close to the quality found in starbucks, do you not think people would rather get a free coffee rather than pay? And does that not affect Starbuck's sales since all those people were going to buy from them, but chose the free option?

Re: Reggie Fils-Aimé Defends Nintendo's Indie Support and AM2R Policy

Nintendoforlife

@GameOtaku Ok but the problem is fans coming along. One fan comes along makes a game, people get hyped over the game, Nintendo makes a different kind of game, people riot.

Which is why he talked about deciding the direction games go in. If you let fans dictate what gets made you lose your creative input. Which likely will resort in less effort, as well as creativity put into the game.

Re: Reggie Fils-Aimé Defends Nintendo's Indie Support and AM2R Policy

Nintendoforlife

@GameOtaku (Not trying to hound you, I just haven't been on NL all day and I am really hungry for discussion.)

They probably don't because they have no reason to. Nintendo's stock is higher than it ever was during the Wii years. Sega on the other hand, was basically a meme in the gaming community up until this year. Nintendo could say "we can make the game far better than you ever could". Sega has had a history of being outdone by fan-made games, which is just a really bad look for a company.

Re: Video: Performance Over Resolution - Digital Foundry Tackles Super Mario Odyssey

Nintendoforlife

@Yasaal The problem with you arguement is that you seem to be saying the Switch, Xbox one, and Ps4 are equal. And we all know they aren't so why would you expect Nintendo to do better with less resources? Nintendo doesn't care about graphics it cares about gameplay, that's been established for awhile now. And if you don't like it Nintendo just isn't for you, as I honestly don't see them changing it up. Especially since the Switch could be a mega hit with stock.

Re: Poll: What Did You Think of Nintendo at E3 2017?

Nintendoforlife

@KirbyTheVampire Not to call you out but I don't understand why people were expecting Smash or AC. This year's lineup is full of games, and we still need first party support that can create hype next year. Smash and AC are the logical solutions for the problem of a second year drought.