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Nintendo Gaming / Bye Bye Gamecube
« on: June 13, 2003, 06:56:19 AM »
Don't be so hard on this guy. While similar posts I have seen looked like flamebait, this one seems more of a frustration posting. He had 13 GC games and it wasn't the console for him. You can't say he didn't give the cube a chance (13 is a lot of games).
His invalid complaints (IMO):
-Wrestling: PS2 is not that much better for wrestling games. Both consoles have Def Jam, and Ultimate Muscle is GC exclusive. From what I've heard, wrestling games this generation besides those two are merely mediocre.
His valid complaints:
-GC won't go online. Online may be a priority for him. It's not to many of us, but our opinion doesn't make something irrelevant.
-Current Nintendo games have let him down a bit. He may be bored of what Nintendo has released thus far.
-He likes the PS2 lineup better. Personal preference here. You also can't deny the fact that the PS2 library is much larger.
It sounds like his complaints are less to do with the PS2 and everything to do with disillusionment with Nintendo. He feels that they have not performed up to the high standards he has placed upon them. The fact that they are not jumping online says to him that Nintendo are not willing to take risks that he wants them to take. There is no one to blame here, Nintendo just does not appeal to this person anymore. Who knows, maybe he won't be satisfied with the PS2 either. Maybe something on the Cube will catch his eye later and rekindle that love. He can always play on his sister's Cube.
His invalid complaints (IMO):
-Wrestling: PS2 is not that much better for wrestling games. Both consoles have Def Jam, and Ultimate Muscle is GC exclusive. From what I've heard, wrestling games this generation besides those two are merely mediocre.
His valid complaints:
-GC won't go online. Online may be a priority for him. It's not to many of us, but our opinion doesn't make something irrelevant.
-Current Nintendo games have let him down a bit. He may be bored of what Nintendo has released thus far.
-He likes the PS2 lineup better. Personal preference here. You also can't deny the fact that the PS2 library is much larger.
It sounds like his complaints are less to do with the PS2 and everything to do with disillusionment with Nintendo. He feels that they have not performed up to the high standards he has placed upon them. The fact that they are not jumping online says to him that Nintendo are not willing to take risks that he wants them to take. There is no one to blame here, Nintendo just does not appeal to this person anymore. Who knows, maybe he won't be satisfied with the PS2 either. Maybe something on the Cube will catch his eye later and rekindle that love. He can always play on his sister's Cube.