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7/24/2016 7:23:34 PM
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So who else is pumped for Nintendo's return ?
The new sonic trailer shows "NX" as an available platform.
I'm ready for a shift in gaming, and I wouldn't mind Nintendo being a part of it.
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I am, althought I always play the handhelds, I don't own a Nintendo table console since SNES
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I didn't quit Nintendo, Nintendo quit me.
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1 ReplyThey are being so arrogant with this new console. The Wii U was not good, they should be showing us what they are working on and letting us help them rather than keeping it hush-hush as if it will be some super console. The Wii U was supposed to be that too, look what happened.
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1 ReplyI was a true Nintendo fanboy back in the 90's but their fall from grace with the Wii U leaves me feeling any new developments on their part will be too little too late.
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3 RepliesNintendo never went away...
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1 ReplyI'm getting the new console, love my 3DS and always enjoyed SuperNintendo and 64
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Why are they putting out a new last gen console to flop
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Not me.
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1 ReplyMore like who's ready for sonic's return, I'm staying PS4 unless the nx is better hardware wise than it
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They won't return.
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4 RepliesI'm super excited for Nintendo to be a part of the next generation of gaming... [spoiler]as a third party publisher[/spoiler] And I think their last two consoles plus the NX keeps them firmly on this path.
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1 ReplyI'm actually really looking forward to this release. So many games there I I played as a kid and so many memories of playing these games with my family.
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Upperclass BumWe were where werewolves were - old
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They still have the best exclusives. Too bad I'll never buy their crappy consoles.
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Edited by Nate9090: 7/25/2016 12:06:47 AMFrom what Nintendo has said about the NX, it doesn't seem like they've learned anything from the Wii U. Basically they've said we don't focus on the power of the system, we want to focus on the "experience". Which in my mind is code for "there's going to be another gimmick". If they keep making these gimmicks the core of their new system, they'll never gain any 3rd party developer support. And yeah, they'll have a couple great first party titles but the problem with the Wii U was these titles were few and far between. At times there were dry spells of 6+ months with no major releases. While some people will be fine buying a new system for one great Zelda game, it won't be enough to save it.
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Cricket*
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Not me.i abandoned all nintendo games years ago
