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@k8sMum I call things like I see them: anyone who exepects to get stuff they want every week is a spoiled brat. I'm not self-righteous—I know my flaws, and I know I'm far from righteous.

@TwilightAngel Many people will enjoy those games; just because you aren't interested in a game, doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

@Tasuki If you keep doing something annoying (i.e, being a spoiled brat that complains the eShop week after week), and no one lets you know how annoying it is, you keep doing it; with that in mind, if a spoiled brat figures out that people see them as a spioled brat, they may stop being one.

@TwilightAngel There's 7 new games, this week alone; last I checked, that's more than nothing. If you don't find any of 'em interesting, play something, or do something else altogether.

@k8sMum You have to bring something to light if you want it to change. And before you say, "That's what they're doing," or something like that, it's completely different circumstances: NoA doesn't read NintendoLife comments—I assure you—so complaining about the eShop solves nothing. Those who complain about the eShop—on the other hand—are much more likely to read the comments, so they'll hopefully see that people are annoyed by their complaints, and stop. Unlikely? Sure; but it's worth a shot.

@kensredemption Yeah, that's a better word.

@Barbiegurl777 Complaining about everything week after week, saying, "Gah, nothing good ever comes to the eShop!" isn't an opinion, and it's getting really old. Who are they to say it's a terrible week, simply because they don't like something?

@Tasuki I'm "complaining" because I'm getting sick and tired of these spoiled brats finding it necessary to complain about the status of the eShop, week after week, month after month—it's gotten old.

Dear spoiled brats who think that they need a new game each week, and that if you don't like anything, it's "a terrible week,"

Stop—please; stop spamming the forums with "it's a terrible week," week after week. If you don't find anything interesting, go on with your business, instead of complaining about everything.

Sincerely,
Everyone

(This might be flagged by a moderator, but I don't care—this needed to be said.)

I'll be picking it up on the 3DS; can't wait.

I'll get the 3DS version, eventually; I'd pick on-the-go over the big screen, any day.

@OneBagTravel He has no part in the development of Fire Emblem IF...

This isn't Ubisoft—it's the creator of Rayman.

Two completely different things.

@Sakura I've had no problems with Shuffle; I'm on level 150, I think, and haven't spent a dime.

Great review; I'll pick this up eventually.

I still need to pick this up.

@Squid_Gangster But... the kid's meal toys aren't amiibo...

I don't see why everyone hates McDonald's... Their fries are amazing.

OrangePixel is an amazing developer (from what I've played), so—as @BinaryFragger said—day-one purchase for me.

@DekersHekers The 3DS and Wii U versions are retail-only, I think.

@HopeNForever Who's saying that it's the final box-art, though?

I haven't played Skylanders or Disney Infinity, but this... this, I'm looking forward to!

@TheWPCTraveler By "undesirables," I think you mean "the people who keep Miiverse from being a barren wasteland."

The 3DS version looks way cooler, in my opinion.

@sWiTcHeRoO I'm preeeetty sure he (the guy who wrote the article) was being sarcastic.

@Ventilator Writing a book isn't easy at all, so it wouldn't be "easy money."

@sinalefa At this point, I'm sure you either have figured it out or have lost interest, but yeah, it has sub-titles (that you've gotta turn on in the settings).

I've already quit, anyways...

Sometimes, I feel like I'm the only one who likes Adam Sandler...

@Artwark Same; whenever people were like "Iwata sucks!1!!1" I'd always think to myself, "Am I the only one who likes Iwata," or something like that.

Articles like this really show how pathetic NintendoLife users are; boo-hoo, the game isn't how you pictured it—get over it!

@McoobabWATP But—you see—Star Fox Zero is developed by Nintendo, and NintendoLife are huge Nintendo fanboys.

@Nintend0ro "Flop" and "Wii" don't make sense in the same sentence together, since the Wii is one of the highest-selling systems of all time. Power has nothing to do with wether or not it was a flop; sales do.

@Nintend0ro "Flop" and "Wii" don't make sense in the same sentence together, since the Wii is one of the highest-selling systems of all time. Power has nothing to do with wether or not it was a flop; sales do.

I guess I'll get both versions of I've Got To Run!

I'll definitely be getting Triforce Heroes, and Yokai Watch and the Dragon Ball Z game are both intriguing (although I've never watched Dragon Ball).

@TwilightAngel That's a completely different situation; Meme Run and the Letter (I actually liked the Letter, but whatever) were developed and released by companies other than Nintendo, so the quality of the product(s) has nothing to do with Nintendo; if they were to produce Devil's Third—on the other hand—and it was terrible, it'd be a black mark on Nintendo's record. I mean, X-Seed will still release Devil's Third on the Wii U, I'd imagine, so it'll be no different than Meme Run and the Letter being released; but Nintendo has nothing to do with any of 'em, except for letting the companies release it own their system—but what I mean by "worried about quality" is, they're worried about the quality of their games, not the games of others.

@garthvader People still buy the series—making Nintendo a boat-load of money; I think your definition of "bad decision" is off... As someone posted above, Nintendo's in it for the money; they're making said money, so...

@Peach64 Yeah, because Nintendo's fans pout about everything.

@garthvader Mario Party is a mini-game-based series; each new installment has new mini-games (ya know, what the series revolves around). I fail to see how the series rehashes.

@TwilightAngel Where did anyone imply that? Different people have different ideas of what "quality" is; NoA don't think it's good enough, but NoE and NoJ do—they still worry about quality...

@Koopa-King You weren't rude... at all. Telling someone to screw themself is rude.

@TwilightAngel You've lost your respect for Nintendo... because they worry about quality?

It actually looks good!

@VR32F1END I don't have an NES, but I have a GBA and and iPhone; I'd rather have the GBC version than the iOS version, but I don't know.

@vitalemrecords That shouldn't be too much of a problem for me, but thanks for letting me know.

If they do come west (and more specifically, the US), I'll pick 'em both up!

I've never tried the series before, though.

Seems neat; but alas, I can't get it...

@MitchVogel Many of us (mostly teens) post quite often.

Seeing as this one is $10 (used) at my local Gamestop, I'll definitely be picking it up sometime.

@Xilef >implies that trolling is the only way to get banned

Boy, are you wrong...

@ultraraichu Nintendo's contact team or whatever—in my experience—takes a week or two to respond; the regular Miiverse ban lasts for 2 weeks. Contacting them would be pointless, really...

@hYdeks Actually, Arkham Origins is a Teen game. And refusing to play on a company's console because "They're too strict" is highly immature—stop pouting.

@Phantom_R Neither do mine...

@garthvader I have a completely "E for Everyone" vocabulary, but I've been banned more than once—language has nothing to do with it.

@Phantom_R I'm not an immature troll, yet I've been banned multiple times; you clearly don't use Miiverse...

@Gridatttack "We also know that the best way to launch a game like that is to surprise and delight them, to give them a launch date, in an environment like this let them play it vs. what other companies do which is to announce a project that you may not see for five, six years." For all you—or any of us—know, they could be developing a true-blue Metroid title right now; they could simply be holding off on announcing it, until they develop it more.