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Actually, I think the GC has the best controller among the three major consoles. It's just incredibly comftorable wrapped around the hand. About the only real complaint I have with the pad is the d+pad is a touch small, but since it's not used on that many games anyway, it's not such a big deal.Quote:
Originally posted by Ammadeau
They need a controller that isn't designed for preschoolers.
Until the GBA player comes out domestically, that is :sneak:
What a pointless article. Nintendo is still making tons of money, just not as many tons as they may have hoped.
My thoughts exactly.Quote:
Originally posted by burgundy
What a pointless article. Nintendo is still making tons of money, just not as many tons as they may have hoped.
That article pretty much encompasses every typical anti-Nintendo arguement. The bottome line is that they are not going anywhere anytime soon.
Furthermore, the arguements about software quality are baseless.
None of these interest you? -Quote:
Originally posted by Ammadeau
They need a controller that isn't designed for preschoolers.
They need a game I actually want to buy.
Animal Crossing
Super Mario Sunshine
Eternal Darkness
Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker
Pikmin
Skies of Arcadia Legends
Star Wars: Rougue Squadron
Starfox Adventures
Metroid Prime
Resident Evil
Resident Evil 0
Super Monkey Ball
Super Monkey Ball 2
Luigi's Mansion
Super Smash Brothers Melee
If you can honestly say yes, the problem is yours and not Nintendo's. The GameCube has the best lineup of exclusive titles on the market.
Nintendo, don't change a thing about your game designs or consoles. If I want to play "Playstation" style stuff, I'll play my Playstation. No need to be like the others.
Variety = good
Wavebird = best controller out there.
Damn straight.Quote:
Originally posted by Ammadeau
They need a controller that isn't designed for preschoolers.
Those are all great games (well, most of them), but if you think that list is better than the 8 page list of PS2 exclusives, you're insane.Quote:
Originally posted by PBMaX
The GameCube has the best lineup of exclusive titles on the market.
Nintendo (or any other company) won't make it to #1 unless Sony fucks up. Would Sony have made it to #1 if Nintendo had gone with CDs instead of carts for the 64? I doubt it.
Meh, the only PS2 exclusive that can stand up to the Cube's exclusives is DDR. Errrrr....maybe Maximo too, but after that, no. Not saying that games like Time Crisis 2 aren't great, but they can't hold a candle to Sunshine, Monkey Ball, Metroid, etc.Quote:
Originally posted by StriderKyo
Those are all great games (well, most of them), but if you think that list is better than the 8 page list of PS2 exclusives, you're insane.
Whatever happened to "personal taste"?Quote:
Those are all great games (well, most of them), but if you think that list is better than the 8 page list of PS2 exclusives, you're insane.
In terms of quantity no.Quote:
Originally posted by StriderKyo
Those are all great games (well, most of them), but if you think that list is better than the 8 page list of PS2 exclusives, you're insane.
In terms of quality, comparing the top 12 PS2 games to that list, I'd have to say yes.
The same goes for the top 12 games in the Xbox library.
I'd like to see Nintendo putting a bit more effort into original franchises. Eternal Darkness, Animal Crossing and Pikmin are good starts. Half the reason my GC gathers so much dust is I've already played alot of what comes out for it. If they are going to redo old games, make sure that they're different enough to where it really feels like a new game (eg Wind Waker or Metroid Prime). How much different can Mario Golf, Mario Tennis, Mario Party 4, Mario Kart (w/o online) be from the originals? If they end up being amazingly different, I'll eat my words, but it always seems like more of the same from Nintendo on their home consoles.