Why, I think, Nintendo has not lost its touch

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Originally Posted by MVS

Didn't treasure make that dragon drive gc game?

If so, they suck ass now.

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Sadness... :cry:

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Originally Posted by Mzo

They also sucked ass for Light Crusader and Silpheed 2.

Just look at Gradius 5, though, they're fucking ON for that one.

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Since the last great game they made was Guardian Heroes, it's about damn time.

Wario World is good stuff. Treasure is still a top-tier developer is my mind.

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

Since the last great game they made was Guardian Heroes, it's about damn time.

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Try Hajime no Ippo and Astro Boy

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

Since the last great game they made was Guardian Heroes, it's about damn time.

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You didn't like Ikaruga or Radiant Silvergun? :wtf:

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Originally Posted by cigsthecat

How about you shut the fuck up and stop insulting people for no reason, you fucking sack of repeating shit.

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You read my mind. :lol:

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

Since the last great game they made was Guardian Heroes, it's about damn time.

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Have you played Sin and Punishment? It's possibly Treasure's best game.

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Originally Posted by NeoZeedeater

Have you played Sin and Punishment? It's possibly Treasure's best game.

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I would definitely say Guardian Heroes or Radiant Silvergun were their best game. Sin and Punishment is alright but very overrated in hardCORE!!! circles.

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Originally Posted by Andrew

Something's definitely wrong with the developers. They're just stagnant. I think one of the problems with Nintendo as they're not seen as a big force anymore. Things like connectivity and no broadband support, yet they released a broadband modem, is ridiculous.

Consumers don't like to see things not be supported. It makes their purchases of the systems feel unsupported.

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I think Nintendo was relying more on support of Sega's SNAP software. Sega developed online content software for publishers of Nintendo games. Sega brought PSO Ver.2 and nobody bothered with using Sega's software to implement online play using the BBA. Could Nintendo have done more, by supporting the software in their own games? Yes, but it would'nt amount to anything in the way of profit. Then again, you have to look at the market they were aiming at as well.