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@Ghostchip Except there's no gay people in Mother 3. There's one in Mother 2, and he's not badly portrayed at all. If you think Magypsies even CAN represent gay people, good or badly, then maybe you gotta have a talk with some gay people.

@hammers1man Because you're not alone.

I bought a Switch, and NOT a Switch Light. There's a reason for that, I'd imagine.

@LinkSword I've played the game five times, it's my favourite game of all time, but I still want others to play it. People who don't emulate etc. You really don't need to generalise people just because they want people to enjoy a game. Maybe it's a good idea to stop babying others around.

@Doofenshmirtz Now don't overdo it. I know dramatising things is a big deal here. People want a game and ask for it.

@Ghostchip It's not even about gay people. Your stereotyping is pretty funny, but it also kinda hurts.

@Onion Trials of Mana deserved to be translated just as much as Mother 3. Doesn't mean Mother 3 fans can't wish for a translation of their game.

@LilMuku What would even be toxic about liking a game so much you want to...play it?

@Maulbert Honestly, Mother 3 is a completely different game from EarthBound. Earthbound is experimental and weird, Mother 3 is much more appealing.

@LinkSword Liking a game is horrible ain't it? Now go on defending Nintendo's every decision like a TRUE Nintendo fan should, right?

@Aerona Mother 3 will never be unheard.

@Mattiac ***** him. That old fart is getting out blander compositions by the day.

@BAN Sending it to Nintendo already costs 40 from here.

@BAN That's what my brother thought too, at first. He never got them fixed and threw the thing in the trash can.

@JimmySpades Luckily, people are just as much in the right to get the best possible version of a game. Nobody is gonna stop them.

@duffmmann This one was actually good and enjoyable. Can't have that.

@Crono1973 If you decided your first Zelda game had to be an emulated fangame, then I don't think you'd really want to try it in the first place.

@fusermarucs I think that only really concerns video games themselves, as they could impact the property regarding sales etc. Like fangames, rom hacks, the like. Someone made a cooking book containing Breath of the Wild recipes and actively made use of the property. It got heavily crowdfunded and sells for 40 bucks or so. Sells well too. I don't think that's illegal. It's illegal when you publish actual games based on the property, even if you don't ask money for it. These non-game things are more tributes than anything else.

It's also complementary, rather than a Star Wars novel which seeks to build upon and actually use the property. I see this manual more like a coloring book containing some Mario stuff.

@fusermarucs How in the hell is it NOT legal in your eyes?

@RPGamer Denial can be powerful.

@RainbowGazelle If you want it on Switch, then it's worth it. If you're fine playing it on pc, emulate.

If it ain't broke don't fix it am I right!

@HobbitGamer It's neat and creative, but it's still piracy. Nintendo's very own piracy page says it's not suddenly legal to get a rom from the internet if you own the game already. That's like owning a sofa and stealing one of the exact same line just because you already got one.

There doesn't need to be a justification for this either, it's super cool and Nintendo can stop this if they release their own games for not-limited times.

Starting to wonder if this game on its own is even worth 20 bucks...

@Roto13 Oh, it's just a troll.

Nice! It's good to see people play these games! The collection could have been done better, but that doesn't take away the fact that people are playing these amazing games again!

@Roto13 Aww, does it keep you awake? So much it makes you throw around personal insults? Grow some principles, or at the very least, some tact. Some HUMANITY, as people would call it.

Oh wait, I already had responded to you before. Dunno, you all seem the exact same. If you need to personally insult people over a game, you're just an idiot, like the rest of them.

@Heavyarms55 "vicious enemies ooohhh"
Scary, but Nintendo is a multi-million company and doesn't need people to help them out combating "enemies". Both sides are nothing to Nintendo, just people on the internet arguing. The problem does not lie with Nintendo, but with people who are too blinded to be able to even see that the quality of Nintendo's products is kinda declining. Just that, nothing more. No big issue threatening the peace, but it's there. You can't shove it under a rug.

@tobsesta99 You mean delaying the game to provide a polished, Nintendo-worthy experience? I mean, why not? It's not a "they're lazy" argument. It's a "they could have taken a bit longer to not rush the game." Means everything.

How is working at home a reason to NOT delay something? Enlighten me.

@electrolite77 Biggest actual issue is that those 'defenders' become attackers and insulters.

It's completely fair to dislike a game, but it adds nothing to dislike people.

@electrolite77 It's their right to not care and Nintendo's quality will suffer for it, but why would you defend it if you don't care? The pretense of "I don't care but the people who complain do" is astoundingly dimwitted. There's no need to defend, this is clearly not Nintendo's intent, it was a fault. A fault is called out and maybe something will be done with it. That's it, end of story. Nobody needs to jump to defenses. There's a lot of people on both sides who take it too far (look at bellhop Snakesglowcaps), but criticism is as much a right as is enjoying the games. Pretending there's no mistakes made is... Dunno, dumb? I try to think of a more nuanced term, but it's legit tough to find one. Silly, very silly.

@Snakesglowcaps Woah woah, pipe down. Did the alarm bells go off in your head again, ring ring someone calls something a bug? The debug cubes showing is a bug. They were not meant to show. The fact that this port has more bugs than the original is somewhat sad. You don't think so, that's fine. Debugging features aren't meant to show in a game, period. Otherwise they aren't debugging features. Maybe you've played too much Skyrim to care about polish and quality, but I'll stay picky since thanks to emulation I can focus on only the best games (which are 90% Nintendo games, mind you.) It's Nintendo's games that made me adhere to a certain quality standard, and it's Nintendo's lazy rereleases, combined with their urge to remove my way of experiencing their games, that make me question their decisions. Nintendo didn't ask for bellhops like you. A sad state of affairs is worth calling out and it's nothing more than that. No need to downplay the people who call it out and pretend you're the smart guy who is just here for ***** and giggles and the rest is wasting their time complaining.

I mean, that's not even the bellhop's task! 🤣

@popey1980 Nope, it's about context.

@VenomousAlbino If you're losing sleep over anything you'd call a "small deal", then something may be wrong here...

@VenomousAlbino It's not a big deal, but it's still a deal if Nintendo cannot release the games without these issues. They're bugs, they weren't there once, they're there now. That's a downgrade.

There's nothing more to it.

@PBandSmelly Yeah. It's honestly mostly that I feel genuinely sad for people who pay 60 dollars for a game that's TECHNICALLY better on an unofficial emulator (this by no means says you can't enjoy the games more on your preferred console), and then go so far to defend it when they end up losing out (unless they really put things into perspective and acknowledge that while the collection is pretty poor, they can still enjoy it on a console they couldn't play it on at first.)

The "preservation" bit is problematic as well. A limited release obviously isn't gonna fit the bill there. That's not preservation.

@tobsesta99 "A rushed game will forever be bad, but a delayed..." Oh ***** who said that again?

Oh it was Miyamoto!

@SuperDan64 Probably a good reason to delay the game and polish it up, right?

@popey1980 It's 60 dollars down the drain for some.

@TG16_IS_BAE This is the best Nintendo-related comment I've seen in years, and perfectly sums up the thoughts and feelings I've been having for even longer.

@VenomousAlbino People who actually played these games on original hardware come from an era where it wasn't usual to have bugs and glitches float around in your game. They're used to certain standards of quality and get picky when these aren't met. It's not that strange. Not when these games work better on unofficial emulators, the thing people use to experience these old games again, while newer Nintendo "fans", who have never played these games before, defend this collection with their lives.

@JimmySpades "A rushed game is forever bad, but a delayed game wi..." Oh wait.

@PBandSmelly That's actually a good point, I think as one of the people you talk about. I think it has to do with Nintendo being long overdue. They finally take a step, and then the product they release is the exact same as the ROMs and emus they try to take down so bad. It's like the police making an effort to wipe out drug use, only to start selling these drugs themselves and benefit from wiping out any competition.

@Snakesglowcaps It's a "great" collection, yet the motion emulation on Galaxy is wonky and the Sunshine experience... best experienced on a GameCube. I wonder how many of these so-called Nintendo fans have actually played these games on original consoles. Maybe then they'd realise what true quality is.

Hahaha the "lines" left in on purpose? How far are you willing to go to defend a clear imperfection with the game?

@Roto13 How so? People pay for official, authentic experiences. The thing is that Nintendo cracks down on emulators being worked on for years, only to release their own emu but literally worse.

It's such a shame people like you forget the CONTEXT of things... As if it's just these cubes themselves being a big deal. Such a bunch of idiots.

@electrolite77 Kind of. People defend these collections based on the idea they're authentic experiences.

@Shamrock Dolphin has tried for years to fix this. If they can't, Nintendo can't.

A rushed game is forever bad, but a delayed game... Oh wait!

@Cosats Meh, you ***** on the concept if creativity and freedom of expression. Creativity is human and by suppressing it, you're essentially denying humanity.

@Ventilator Owning a disc of the original doesn't magically make it legal to emulate (not sure who invented that *****). Besides, you don't need a reason for it to be legal either. You're completely right about emulating these games being miles better (even though Nintendo fans don't want you to know that and feel like they have to pretend to be happy with 60 dollars of rushed product). The PC port of Mario 64 is so much better than the Switch one, it's insane.