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| - | '''Nintendo''' is a [[company]] that makes good [[video games]]. Or rather, they ''used'' to make good video games - now they just make | + | '''Nintendo''' is a [[company]] that makes good [[video games]]. Or rather, they ''used'' to make good video games - now they just make absolute [[nonsense]]. Only [[SEGA]] and [[Game Freak]] keep their surprisingly very awesome [[console]]s selling. As of the past half of the decade, all Nintendo's done is license some non-Nintendo games while the poor developers struggle to find a way to utilize the [[Wiimote]] without jeopardizing the gameplay. Though, recently, they thought this would only vainly end in epic [[fail]]. So they just had to go back to making video games, despite the [[Fail|fanbase]] and [[technology]] fail. 'sides, ''they're'' the ones who made video games the best things in existence since [[sliced bread]] and [[You|everyone]]'s expecting something good from them. |
== Good Nintendo Titles == | == Good Nintendo Titles == | ||
Revision as of 11:12, 6 September 2010
Nintendo is a company that makes good video games. Or rather, they used to make good video games - now they just make absolute nonsense. Only SEGA and Game Freak keep their surprisingly very awesome consoles selling. As of the past half of the decade, all Nintendo's done is license some non-Nintendo games while the poor developers struggle to find a way to utilize the Wiimote without jeopardizing the gameplay. Though, recently, they thought this would only vainly end in epic fail. So they just had to go back to making video games, despite the fanbase and technology fail. 'sides, they're the ones who made video games the best things in existence since sliced bread and everyone's expecting something good from them.
Good Nintendo Titles
As you may know, many of these are very old. While some are still overused, some others have been buried into obscurity intentionally, which proves that calling Nintendo a bunch of meanies actually makes sense.
