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« on: July 01, 2003, 07:48:37 AM »
okay, the little quote button isn't working, but remember way back when some nimrod said that the connectivity games were dumb? you do? good.
I happen to think this year's E3 was great. So no surprises, oh well. Does the element of surprise make the game any better when it comes out? No. Connectivity is a great idea if used properly, and as i think that Nintendo isn't quite there yet, they're well on there way with games like FF:CC (which is the #1 game i'm looking forward to right now), pac-man, and fourswords. Plus, using it to unlock hidden games ala Metroid Prime/Fusion could work out too.
Connectivity is a great unique thing only Nintendo can do at the time, which can boost sales. If you don't have a gameboy (which, like everyone does) than don't get the games. it's as simple as that. if you (and friends) do have GBs, shell out a simple ten bucks for a link and enjoy a good game. if you have both already, i don't see the problem.
Having DK, Mario, Zelda, Metroid, Star Fox, etc.(all quality first party titles) at launch would be stupid. Sure, at the beginning people would buy, and that's what Nintendo wants, but then what? Then, there'd be a huge gap of no quality first party titles, and then all we'd get is "version 2" of everything. I'm not saying sequals are bad or anything, I just think that spreading out the releases at a constant pace would keep sales steady.
If these have already been addressed earlier then forgive me, I didn't feel like reading the whole thread. But remember, you can post what you want to happen millions of times, but Nintendo's still going to do what they want.