I feared for this day and I hope this doesn't mean what everyone think it means. Hopefully it's just a small step in a new direction and won't affect Nintendo in the long run.
What I really can't figure out is why they use time on this, when they could be making games for those who bought their consoles.
@Quorthon If you are a fan of the Gamepad or not really boils down to personal opinion. It might not been used to it's fullest extent, but I partially blame 3rd party publishers for this. There are tons of great games on other consoles I would preferred to have on Wii U just because of the Gamepad.
It was not revolutionary like the Wiimote and therefore it wasn't enough to back up the inferior hardware this generation. Because of this we don't see as many games for Nintendo as before. But I know many like the Gamepad regardless and the games coming to the console as well.
I would not call the Gamepad a pointless gimmick. Even though Wind Waker could been played with ProController, I enjoyed the freedom the Gamepad gave me. Was it necessary? No. But I still enjoyed using the Gamepad.
It's not about hardware, not even software. Nintendo needs to modernize the eShop, Nintendo ID and unify the OS. The games are already there and it's plenty of hardware for everyone.
Speaking for myself I'm really happy about owning a Wii U. I enjoy the retail games, but to be honest I own more VC games then retail. For the next gen Nintendo console, they better shape up and come to grips with the times. If not, my money will go to a new PC.
With that being said, I don't want Nintendo to stop innovating and come with new fun ideas. They need to be different, if not I don't see a reason to choose console over a computer. If hardware is outdated, I just buy new hardware. When buying a gaming console I need something a PC can't give me.
@Quorthon I remember back in middle school people called me childish for liking Pokemon. Nintendo has always had the "kids" image.
Just from the little I got from the picture, the guy writing about the 3DS sounds like an complete idiot. If he looks at gaming consoles as toys for children he shouldn't open his mouth to talk about gaming in the first place.
On the other hand it would be interesting to see what he would write about i.e. PSVita. I would guess he wouldn't describe it as a toy for children, but it wouldn't surprise me if he did. Either way he comes of as pretty ignorant and lack knowledge on the subject at hand.
I would like to add that he doesn't just offend me as a Nintendo-fan, but as a gamer in general.
Limited edions are supposed to be hard to get. They are after all "limited". It's ofcourse unetichal to do this, but that's sadly what the free market works.
@Chaoz Would be awesome with kid goku as an actual character for SSB, only available through amiibo figure. @Superstick Indeed, Namco must give Wii U some love soon...
None of these games should be on handeld. So I don't want any of these games on the new 3DS. Nintendo just needs to put them on Virtual Console for Wii U.
@Quorthon You never cease to amaze me. While desperately needing attention and acknowledgment from kids on the internet, you manage to write a novel on how much you don't need anyone's respect or approval. The only one you are fooling is yourself. Why don't you go to the Playstation forum, or even better, get a LIFE? Leave the site for people who actually like Nintendo.
@64supermario Ever heard the phrase "you only hear what you want to hear"? Again you are completely missing the point. They have "careers" because of game companies. I'm pretty sure nobody would watch LPers scream at the wall.
@64supermario It's not a career. It's a hobby. Nintendo or any other game developer can end their career, as easy they started it. Please... "Missed opportunity" is a completely subjective opinion. I buy games regardless of what random kids on youtube play.
@64supermario First of all: You don't know a thing about me. Second: I do know what it takes to edit videos. Third: I have nothing against LPers making money.
You are completely missing the point. Why do you play games? It's because it's FUN! Isn't that why everyone started playing? If LPers stop playing because they don't get money, they are just as greedy as Nintendo. Too bad they can't buy good character with those youtube money.
Those who enjoy gaming and is still not a sellout, will continue to do what they love, regardless of what money they get. THOSE are who I want to see.
@64supermario
Who are you to say those are "flaws with the system"? This can very well be a step in a direction more will follow.
It's really strange to see someone defend egocentric, greedy, immature kids whining about not making money on somebody else's work.
Nobody cares how LPers make their living.
Personally I don't like LPers like those this article is about. But I don't mind how they make money of gaming.
The point is, Nintendo makes the calls. Do you think they don't know what they are doing? You think they don't know what LPers means for the gaming community? Because they do.
This isn't about Nintendo making money. This is something deeper.
If you think a company with market value of over 85 billion $ cares about some Youtube money, you really are stupid.
Go watch a 14 year old scream in the mic while playing minecraft.
Again, reviewing as a serious news site is completely different from putting hour long footage of gameplay on youtube. By your logic massmedia as we know it wouldn't be the same. Sharing some of the profit is not the same as paying Nintendo. It's not like they have to pay from their own pocket to upload a video...
Those youtube celebs are just some spoiled brats, and they deserve a reality check.
@Windy
Uploading videos of gameplay is NOT the same as working for Nintendo. They are not "paying" to upload videos. They only share some of the profit they might get from the video. Most youtubers won't notice much, the only ones complaining are the "big" names that makes poopitypoopityloads anyway.
@Tiredman Exactly! I'm not surprised if more companies will go the same way. The gaming industry needs to control what is out there. The only reason it's not regulated more as it is, is because "streaming" and "let's play" is relatively "new" concepts, or just the last 5 years become this big.
@Quorthon You can't compare reviews with what this article is about. Once again you are taking things way out of context. Also I'm not going to watch some youtube video about how illuminati is taking money from hardworking youtubers.
This only effects little kids who watch these youtube "stars". Nobody in their right mind watch that kind of stuff. Intelligent people wouldn't care about this at all. Those youtubers are just a bunch of whiny babies.
@Quorthon Clearly your brain is malfunctioning from playing too much video games. Nintendo decides what license agreement customers must follow. Btw you can't compare your silly game making hobby, with Nintendo's multibillionaire company. You sir, are of course desperate for attention from other gamers, so of course you would love to have famous youtubers play your game. Call me what you like. I wouldn't trade place with PewDiePie for a billion dollars.
@Quorthon Yeah... Clearly working as a video game player and uploading to youtube is the farthest you'll go in life. As the goverment makes the rules, Nintendo makes the rules of copyright. I'm jealous? Hardly. Stop being a paracite leeching off others hard work
It's sad to see how these "youtubers" just is in it for the money. When I upload videos of gameplay, I do it because I enjoy it, and hope others will as well. If you choose to play certain games because they are most profitable, you are doing it for the wrong reason. Nintendo has every right to deny "free" advertisment if they want. I don't see how that monkey would be good advertising anyway, except for a new donkey kong jr charecter
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Re: Nintendo DS And Nintendo 64 Games Finally Coming To The Wii U Virtual Console
Not only N64 VC, but Donkey Kong 64 as well?!
On top of that DS VC?!
Thank you, Nintendo!!
There are so many great DS games they need to make available I don't even know where to start.
Re: Nintendo Set To License All IP to Mobile Publisher DeNA
On a more serious note:
I feared for this day and I hope this doesn't mean what everyone think it means. Hopefully it's just a small step in a new direction and won't affect Nintendo in the long run.
What I really can't figure out is why they use time on this, when they could be making games for those who bought their consoles.
Re: Nintendo Set To License All IP to Mobile Publisher DeNA
Re: UK Retailer GAME Opens Marketplace to Sell Gaming Culture Goodies Such as T-Shirts and Merchandise
@A01 Welcome to to 2015.
Re: Reggie Fils-Aime Highlights Nintendo's Strength in Franchises, and Goal for Wii U to "Stand Up To Time"
@Quorthon If you are a fan of the Gamepad or not really boils down to personal opinion. It might not been used to it's fullest extent, but I partially blame 3rd party publishers for this. There are tons of great games on other consoles I would preferred to have on Wii U just because of the Gamepad.
It was not revolutionary like the Wiimote and therefore it wasn't enough to back up the inferior hardware this generation. Because of this we don't see as many games for Nintendo as before. But I know many like the Gamepad regardless and the games coming to the console as well.
Re: Reggie Fils-Aime Highlights Nintendo's Strength in Franchises, and Goal for Wii U to "Stand Up To Time"
I would not call the Gamepad a pointless gimmick.
Even though Wind Waker could been played with ProController, I enjoyed the freedom the Gamepad gave me.
Was it necessary? No.
But I still enjoyed using the Gamepad.
It's not about hardware, not even software.
Nintendo needs to modernize the eShop, Nintendo ID and unify the OS.
The games are already there and it's plenty of hardware for everyone.
Speaking for myself I'm really happy about owning a Wii U. I enjoy the retail games, but to be honest I own more VC games then retail. For the next gen Nintendo console, they better shape up and come to grips with the times.
If not, my money will go to a new PC.
With that being said, I don't want Nintendo to stop innovating and come with new fun ideas. They need to be different, if not I don't see a reason to choose console over a computer. If hardware is outdated, I just buy new hardware. When buying a gaming console I need something a PC can't give me.
Also give up the region lock allready...
Re: Video: New LEGO Jurassic World Trailer Builds Dinosaur-Sized Hype
Is Lego games even good? Always saw it as something kids play
The game looks like could be fun though.
Re: Weirdness: The Mail on Sunday Still Thinks We're in the Game Boy Era
@Quorthon I remember back in middle school people called me childish for liking Pokemon. Nintendo has always had the "kids" image.
Just from the little I got from the picture, the guy writing about the 3DS sounds like an complete idiot. If he looks at gaming consoles as toys for children he shouldn't open his mouth to talk about gaming in the first place.
On the other hand it would be interesting to see what he would write about i.e. PSVita. I would guess he wouldn't describe it as a toy for children, but it wouldn't surprise me if he did. Either way he comes of as pretty ignorant and lack knowledge on the subject at hand.
I would like to add that he doesn't just offend me as a Nintendo-fan, but as a gamer in general.
Re: Weirdness: The Mail on Sunday Still Thinks We're in the Game Boy Era
Did someone else notice how to article start?
"... the gadget that has pulled off the feat is a toy for children"
Re: Gallery: Splatoon Development Updates Show Off Fashion, Octolings and Guns
I dreamed I was inside this game shooting paint all over the place.
It was awesome, definitely buying this game at launch.
Re: Retro-Bit Is Releasing A Super Mario Edition Of Its RetroDuo Console
I'm not sure if I want this or not
Re: Weirdness: eBay Trolls amiibo Fans With Gold Mario Tweet
Limited edions are supposed to be hard to get. They are after all "limited".
It's ofcourse unetichal to do this, but that's sadly what the free market works.
Re: Weirdness: An amiibo Fan is Living the Dream With This Goku Figure
@Chaoz
Would be awesome with kid goku as an actual character for SSB, only available through amiibo figure.
@Superstick
Indeed, Namco must give Wii U some love soon...
Re: Feature: Five Remastered Games We'd Love to Play on the New Nintendo 3DS and XL
None of these games should be on handeld. So I don't want any of these games on the new 3DS.
Nintendo just needs to put them on Virtual Console for Wii U.
Re: Study Finds That US Consumers Are Buying Wii U For Its Fun Factor And Kid-Friendly Nature
@Quorthon
You never cease to amaze me.
While desperately needing attention and acknowledgment from kids on the internet, you manage to write a novel on how much you don't need anyone's respect or approval. The only one you are fooling is yourself.
Why don't you go to the Playstation forum, or even better, get a LIFE?
Leave the site for people who actually like Nintendo.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@64supermario Ever heard the phrase "you only hear what you want to hear"?
Again you are completely missing the point.
They have "careers" because of game companies. I'm pretty sure nobody would watch LPers scream at the wall.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@64supermario It's not a career. It's a hobby.
Nintendo or any other game developer can end their career, as easy they started it.
Please... "Missed opportunity" is a completely subjective opinion. I buy games regardless of what random kids on youtube play.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@64supermario
First of all: You don't know a thing about me.
Second: I do know what it takes to edit videos.
Third: I have nothing against LPers making money.
You are completely missing the point. Why do you play games? It's because it's FUN! Isn't that why everyone started playing? If LPers stop playing because they don't get money, they are just as greedy as Nintendo. Too bad they can't buy good character with those youtube money.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
Those who enjoy gaming and is still not a sellout, will continue to do what they love, regardless of what money they get. THOSE are who I want to see.
@64supermario
Who are you to say those are "flaws with the system"? This can very well be a step in a direction more will follow.
It's really strange to see someone defend egocentric, greedy, immature kids whining about not making money on somebody else's work.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@64supermario
Nobody cares how LPers make their living.
Personally I don't like LPers like those this article is about. But I don't mind how they make money of gaming.
The point is, Nintendo makes the calls. Do you think they don't know what they are doing? You think they don't know what LPers means for the gaming community? Because they do.
This isn't about Nintendo making money. This is something deeper.
If you think a company with market value of over 85 billion $ cares about some Youtube money, you really are stupid.
Go watch a 14 year old scream in the mic while playing minecraft.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@ErnisDy
Again, reviewing as a serious news site is completely different from putting hour long footage of gameplay on youtube. By your logic massmedia as we know it wouldn't be the same. Sharing some of the profit is not the same as paying Nintendo. It's not like they have to pay from their own pocket to upload a video...
Those youtube celebs are just some spoiled brats, and they deserve a reality check.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@Windy
Uploading videos of gameplay is NOT the same as working for Nintendo. They are not "paying" to upload videos. They only share some of the profit they might get from the video. Most youtubers won't notice much, the only ones complaining are the "big" names that makes poopitypoopityloads anyway.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@Tiredman
Exactly! I'm not surprised if more companies will go the same way.
The gaming industry needs to control what is out there. The only reason it's not regulated more as it is, is because "streaming" and "let's play" is relatively "new" concepts, or just the last 5 years become this big.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@Quorthon
You can't compare reviews with what this article is about.
Once again you are taking things way out of context.
Also I'm not going to watch some youtube video about how illuminati is taking money from hardworking youtubers.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
This only effects little kids who watch these youtube "stars".
Nobody in their right mind watch that kind of stuff.
Intelligent people wouldn't care about this at all.
Those youtubers are just a bunch of whiny babies.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@Quorthon
Wow!
Perhaps get some fresh air now and then. Would help wonders for your selfesteem
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@Quorthon
Clearly your brain is malfunctioning from playing too much video games. Nintendo decides what license agreement customers must follow.
Btw you can't compare your silly game making hobby, with Nintendo's multibillionaire company. You sir, are of course desperate for attention from other gamers, so of course you would love to have famous youtubers play your game.
Call me what you like. I wouldn't trade place with PewDiePie for a billion dollars.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@Quorthon
Yeah... Clearly working as a video game player and uploading to youtube is the farthest you'll go in life. As the goverment makes the rules, Nintendo makes the rules of copyright. I'm jealous? Hardly. Stop being a paracite leeching off others hard work
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
@Quorthon
By your logic I shouldn't get a job because I make money selling and using drugs.
Re: YouTube Stars Aren't Happy With Nintendo's Revenue-Sharing 'Creators Program'
It's sad to see how these "youtubers" just is in it for the money. When I upload videos of gameplay, I do it because I enjoy it, and hope others will as well. If you choose to play certain games because they are most profitable, you are doing it for the wrong reason. Nintendo has every right to deny "free" advertisment if they want. I don't see how that monkey would be good advertising anyway, except for a new donkey kong jr charecter