Hitomi in DOAU!!

[MarkRyan]

Idiots are buying the games.

Fans are often idiots, such as the fans of Itagaki.

[Joust Williams]

Ah well, I gotta go.

These threads are always good for a bit of a chuckle to say the least ;p

"Nintendo doesn't deliver for the fans"
"The fans buy Nintendo games"

hhahahhhahahahah PICK ONE

GO USA morans

[dave is ok]

Man, I cant wait for Nintendo to file for Chapter 13. I wish Game Boy and Game Boy Advance didnt exist

[mollipen]

Who gives a hell what a few people want? I wanted a good game and I didn't get one with NG. Oh crap, he didn't appease the fans! I'M NOT A FAN ANYMORE! For someone CONSTANTLY telling everyone the world doesn't revolve around themselves, you certainly seem to think it revolves around you.

You're saying that only a "few" people would want a Pokemon MMORPG? Please. That game would sell better than crack if it were ever released.

[Bacon McShig]

From 1up.com:

Another element that might take some getting used to is the toughened-up reversal system. For those who can remember how all the different versions of the original DOA2 broke down, Ultimate employs the reversal commands from the original Naomi arcade version. That's to say it has four different commands, instead of three or two or one. Each of the four cardinal D-pad inputs, combined with the free button, reverses a high attack, a low attack, a middle punch, or a middle kick.

This system was pretty tough in its original incarnation, tough enough that Team Ninja implemented simpler sets of reversal commands for the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2 versions of DOA2. It seems like the right choice for Ultimate, though, considering the level of competition that the online mode will inspire. It makes sense to provide as much headroom as possible, giving advanced players something to set them apart and giving beginners a challenge to aspire to.

So maybe that'll quell a bit of people's problems with the reversals.

[PepsimanVsJoe]

Nice try.

But I'm afraid it won't help

Oh and Mark/Yoshi/Bobby my offer is still open. Come down here to Kissimmee anytime you like and we'll hit up a few bars. Maybe we'll uh..play Gamecube together or something.

[Joust Williams]

Uh oh

They aren't giving the fans what they want anymore. It is now no longer an accessible game, which is what the fans clamor for.

Florida's too far away. Come to Seattle. Our bars don't have GC though.

[Damian79]

CNintendo doesnt give a shit about Americans and they havent since they existed.

[Jeremy]

Well, you could have a GC tea party.

[PepsimanVsJoe]

Well, you could have a GC tea party.

Sounds just dandy! We could all get together and play...um...errh..
Anyone know some good Gamecube games? Cause I can't think of any.

Joust: I thought you left..but oh well..It's alright being a liar.