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@120frames-please I tend to see what your referring to as 'gamers attacking Nintendo'.
But I am well aware of both sides of this, so I refer to your last paragraph which I couldn't agree with more. Different opinions, so what!, let's us enjoy it the way that we want too.

@Maubari I don't see anyway back for sony or microsoft, corporations as so self serving nowadays. They merely paint a picture of care and concern for their customers in order to keep taking their money.

I do have a little concern with Nintendo as I feel the overall build quality with regard to switch and their own brand peripherols has been shaky this generation. I have had one issue with a joycon drfiting, one procontroller just stopped working, and also my day one switch console just got clunky and didn't run games properly. Previously I bought a gamecube, Wii, WiiU, Gameboy, 3DS, GBA, all on day one and never had the need to replace any of them.
I am hoping they going to address this for the next console.

@120frames-please Really! do you think sony and nintendo attack the gaming industry. I see the PC as the one attacking gaming, trying to move in and take a piece of the pie.

What makes you feel that way?

@Maubari Great comment, I so agree with all that you say and also share the same love for Nintendo.

I will pray with you...

I refuse to be entertained by a bunch of fat cats sitting together, back slapping each other and acting like kings of the world. While already being rich but putting the whole evening on a company card.

The fat cats have been stripping this company down for years, looks like they can't squeeze anymore out so they will it go to the wall now.

It's very difficult to know the real truth in business, but I can't help but think this is more of an advertisement campaign by the game maker.

If this person does not have an uncle who workds for nintendo then I am just not interested.

Actually sod the uncle, I am just not interested!

If the bird wasn't there then I'm nost sure I would have guessed in was banjo.

A big congratulations for their acheivements, we will all look back on this in the future.

@nkarafo They love the hacking world so much is getting to one of the biggest choices of subject for them. They even provided a link for one on this story, called them a dataminer!

I wonder if it's partly due to the lack of news due to this being the end of the switch, hoping it will change.

@Folkloner After all the hate your getting I hardly dare say this, but I totally agree with you, arrggghh!!!!

Good news.

Hoping to get Donkey Kong 64 one day, not that interested in the main game, I just want to play Rambi's Arena again.

@Pillowpants Thank you for replying, and apologies for being slow in replying. I'm not personally that interested in replaying the old games, and really don't have any appreciation of fan art which makes it easy for me to fall on Nintendo's side for those. I don't have any issues with people doing as they please in their own homes, but i do get the impression that people are often using the IP's in order to popularise themselves. In turn advertising their work and themselves to a wider audience, which leads to monetizing.
I get the way you feel about music, it seems that Nintendo wants to hold the cards, but then it doesn't sell it to people. My ony guess is that they don't feel they would profit enough, business doesn't seem to care if their isn't enough money invovled nowadays. The same as the FOMO they seem to like to create over certain items, rather than selling more they seem to prefer to have an exclusitivity with things.

I am pretty much always happy to accept whatever Nintendo do (I know, I know) and find it easy to accept the different directions that they take, even if they don't always suit me personally. I think people hold to high expectations and want things to be what they think and feel, it's no wonder marriages don't last as long now.
Thanks again for the comment, I hope you have a great weekend.

@Pillowpants Do you think the things that you feel are wrong about nintendo are maybe inportant factors for their success?
For instance their stance on protecting IP's, I feel this is vital for them to protect how they perceived in the world.

I think the 79p IOS price for games like these was so much more appropriate.

@WaffleRaptor01 Sounds like emulation already killed that studio, keep up your good work.

Keep up the emulating people, we need to thin out more staff and studios in the industry.

@steruphan It's looking like they are going to be building a universal park in the UK. So maybe you get a chance one day.

Drop the controller, I'd rather control it with my mind!

@JimNorman The stats are wrong for Pokemon Violet, unless I am not aware of the PS5 and Xbox versions.

'Gotta catch them all... young!'

Maybe they should just not be in the game in the first place, but this is a good attempt at making up for the original error.

(they should add the donkey laugh to the list!)

@AndyRogan I definitely copied a few games, but after a while they made that difficult. Also used to change the £2.99 price stickers for the £1.99 one's!! But I always knew what I was doing was illegal, and didn't go around shouting about it.

My comment is more poking at the expectation that because a game is old it is fair game to do as you wish.

Another day, another article of this nature. I wonder if it a generational thing because when I was younger there wasn't older games for me to claim as something I could just now have for free.
I must try this down my local antique shop.

@sanderev You beat me to it lol.

Is it just the state of the gaming world right now that we have to have so many articles about modding. It always come across to me like it's someone drawing some funny spectacles on the mona lisa.

Keep up the good work Nintendo.

I love the way the gaming world changed the word hackers to modders.

I agree with others, this company has been in decline for years. Many years ago I couldn't walk past a Game/Gamestation without having a look, haven't been in much since they started making the place look like a pawn shop, full of phones and tech.

Zero hour contracts - Shameless practise

@ShaneReactions
Is it really fair to call people selling old games scalpers, it's not like they have allowed demand to force people to buy them. More like you are paying for someone to store it for a few years, if corporate business priced based on storing it for years the rates would be through the roof.

All available on Ebay right now!!

Sondoomed!!!! !! !!?"!!! !!!!! !! !*!! !!!!! !!!$!! !!!+! !!!^!! !!! !!! !!!!!#£&

(message to Nintendolife, more more more more more)

That list is one of the worst I have ever seen -
Sackboy that high?
Hitman in third!
never heard of no. 10,17,18,19

Shocker, they should be embarrassed, but actually they are just richer!

Unfortunate but not surprising to me. This flat industry is just copying and pasting rehashed ideas and games.
It needs another pandemic to push people interest, because what there churning out lately doesn't offer a great incentive.

There was never a reason for three versions, and that definitely has not changed.

@Omarzy Thank you for the compliment, but I am only a mere mortal.

@gojiguy What is the necessity of preserving games?

@JohnnyMind Thank you for your response. I am in no way trying to attack your opinion.
I just think the modding and hacking community use similar tools to do what they want. A bit like if I made a universal car key to help all the people that get locked out of their car. So because I don't hold any interest in modding I feel we would be better with neither.

@kr0n0tu I do not want there to be any change in the law to take away people's right to do what they like with the product they have purchased. But there are laws in what you can do with what you can do with it when you have modded it.
And please do not use that preservation argument, what gives anyone the right to preserve something because they think it should be? In that case we should all have a copy of every game ever made.

@JohnnyMind Is what you are describing not 'aiding and abetting?

@Vexx234 I know that, with all the demand for getting your games for free I am not surprised either.

I hope that you putting it on here will highlight it and get it taken down. fingers crossed.

The screens are looking nice !! But I am not so sure about the box art.

@lazyboyblue Nah your wrong. If you think those number crunchers you mention don't look at all the costs when factoring for the 'amount they can get away with' charging then you are underestimating them.

I am personally always very happy to play the free part of any good live service games. Played Fortnite for hours and never paid a single penny, SUCKERS!!!

Keep taking them down Nintendo!

I wonder how much companies add to the prices of their games in order to make up for these things.

@Ogbert I agree with you and never stated that this is an all people thing.

But I do feel that we all dog on the big companies and CEO's but if you gave the opportunity to all people in society then a far too big percentage would take them up on it and act in exactly the same way.

@LadyCharlie I feel you will get burnt in life thinking that all the little companies are just great people and are completely fair to customers and the planet. And I also think you'll find that there are lots of them that are wannabe big time CEO's who haven't got there yet.
Small companies just have an easier opportunity at making themselves look better.

You want something, then you entertain me b******.