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Nintendo wanted to release big name VC games during regular game droughts to keep gamers interested, and so far it's working. I haven't seen anyone complaining about there being basically no game releases since Wario Ware, and the fact that it was really the only game released after Xmas. Everybody is too busy playing their VC titles to notice :Pmis3ryhow do you know this? Why do you think there is any strategy at all?
[QUOTE="mis3ry"]Nintendo wanted to release big name VC games during regular game droughts to keep gamers interested, and so far it's working. I haven't seen anyone complaining about there being basically no game releases since Wario Ware, and the fact that it was really the only game released after Xmas. Everybody is too busy playing their VC titles to notice :Pgatsbythepighow do you know this? Why do you think there is any strategy at all?
Because nintendo said it was thier strategy
how do you know this? Why do you think there is any strategy at all?[QUOTE="gatsbythepig"][QUOTE="mis3ry"]Nintendo wanted to release big name VC games during regular game droughts to keep gamers interested, and so far it's working. I haven't seen anyone complaining about there being basically no game releases since Wario Ware, and the fact that it was really the only game released after Xmas. Everybody is too busy playing their VC titles to notice :Pssjvegito137
Because nintendo said it was thier strategy
nonsense, they need to emulate their games. That takes time, that is not a strategy.Please Log In to post.
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