No, Nintendo fanboys get lots of games to drool over. Last time I checked, the GBA was still made by Nintendo. SCORE.
But really, I disagree with DrZ on the worst fanboys. I mean, Nintendo fanboys tend to be very loud and they overreact alot, but I think that has become a Pavlovian response to the crap Nintendo, their fans, and their games have had to take for a great many years. Sometime around 1998, sombody somewhere said Nintendo was kiddy, or something. And that would be ok, just fine, peachy, real dandy... except nowadays that seems to be the only thing reviewers measure games on. And everybody just loves to sit around and predict doom for the company, even when their executives, their stockholders, and their profits state the obvious truth. It's kind of part and parcel to that. The only way to respond is loudly, and if you don't respond in that way, the lie will go around unchallenged until it becomes the "truth." The case here is that, assuming that KillZone was reviewed based upon its merits as a video game, then the PS2 fans really don't have a beef. It's not like they give it a 7.9 for not having kart skins and not being online while beeing kiddy, right? Or like they gave it a 6 or 5 and said that "we really like Paper Mario 2, but since it is kiddy and joe casual probably won't appreciate it, we'll score it lower."
P.S. I'm curious as to what "damage" needed to be controlled as pertaining to Rare, Ben.