Sick Of Waiting For SSBB EU

its so upsetting listening to the rest of the world talk about how amazing brawl is, and how they can do this and that. oh and dont leave out how absolutely splendid these new characters are.

=[ im just bitter

i cannot contain myself for much longer, online smash brothers is what dreams are made of!

or at least i think they are, i wouldnt know =/king-kill33

online is fun but last i tried, you'd be disappointed. perhaps they've fixed it for the euro release

you dont have to be in such a rush. just find someone with a 360, and get GTA IV...shadimoscouplos

i have gta 4, not tried it online yet though.

[QUOTE="shadimoscouplos"]you dont have to be in such a rush. just find someone with a 360, and get GTA IV...king-kill33

i have gta 4, not tried it online yet though.

BEST game i EVER played! haven't played online ethier.

BUT you can add me, its: bowdown2shadi

Does the online just suck, or does the online still suck but there's something wrong with it right now? For the life of me, I can't seem to get a match! I've been trying for hours.Relys

I'm pretty sure the Brawl online just sucks. Matchmaking is terrible.

Absolutely. I dont know what Nintendo is doing but its disgraceful to the Europeans and AustraliansFelmo_07

dont forget about sony as well, i wouldnt belive the extra wait, and money would be just because of one being PAL and one being NTSC and the extra shipping costs

Absolutely. I dont know what Nintendo is doing but its disgraceful to the Europeans and AustraliansFelmo_07

Huh?

So you think that it's more important that Nintendo dedicates resources and first releases to the weakest areas when it comes to gaming? Not give the strongest regions the games first since they're better to the company?

Nintendo was better off giving Wii Fit and Mario Kart to the weakest region so they could cultivate new users before dropping a game that is ONLY for Nintendo fans.

Smash Bros is fan service, so it makes more sense to get MORE fans before you release the game.

[QUOTE="Felmo_07"]Absolutely. I dont know what Nintendo is doing but its disgraceful to the Europeans and AustraliansJaysonguy

Huh?

So you think that it's more important that Nintendo dedicates resources and first releases to the weakest areas when it comes to gaming? Not give the strongest regions the games first since they're better to the company?

Nintendo was better off giving Wii Fit and Mario Kart to the weakest region so they could cultivate new users before dropping a game that is ONLY for Nintendo fans.

Smash Bros is fan service, so it makes more sense to get MORE fans before you release the game.

[QUOTE="Felmo_07"]Absolutely. I dont know what Nintendo is doing but its disgraceful to the Europeans and AustraliansJaysonguy

Huh?

So you think that it's more important that Nintendo dedicates resources and first releases to the weakest areas when it comes to gaming? Not give the strongest regions the games first since they're better to the company?

Nintendo was better off giving Wii Fit and Mario Kart to the weakest region so they could cultivate new users before dropping a game that is ONLY for Nintendo fans.

Smash Bros is fan service, so it makes more sense to get MORE fans before you release the game.

Here he came again, please just stop. There are a huge market in Europe/PAL and delaying a game this much sure is disgraceful to the Nintendo fans. Being the weakest region doesnt justify that Nintendo completely ignores a MAJOR title release.

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="Felmo_07"]Absolutely. I dont know what Nintendo is doing but its disgraceful to the Europeans and AustraliansGameOverKayo

Huh?

So you think that it's more important that Nintendo dedicates resources and first releases to the weakest areas when it comes to gaming? Not give the strongest regions the games first since they're better to the company?

Nintendo was better off giving Wii Fit and Mario Kart to the weakest region so they could cultivate new users before dropping a game that is ONLY for Nintendo fans.

Smash Bros is fan service, so it makes more sense to get MORE fans before you release the game.

Here he came again, please just stop. There are a huge market in Europe/PAL and delaying a game this much sure is disgraceful to the Nintendo fans. Being the weakest region doesnt justify that Nintendo completely ignores a MAJOR title release.

No there's not a huge market, there's a very small market when you compare it against the two stronger regions.

North America is the leader but even Japan where their society has gone over to handhelds still beat out Europe so of course it makes sense to release games that will get a bigger base for Smash Bros.

Europe is not close to the other regions when it comes to sales.

Mario Kart Launch in Europe 556,030

Mario Kart launch in Japan 580,510

Mario Kart launch in North America 1,231,264

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="Felmo_07"]Absolutely. I dont know what Nintendo is doing but its disgraceful to the Europeans and AustraliansCesar_Barba

Huh?

So you think that it's more important that Nintendo dedicates resources and first releases to the weakest areas when it comes to gaming? Not give the strongest regions the games first since they're better to the company?

Nintendo was better off giving Wii Fit and Mario Kart to the weakest region so they could cultivate new users before dropping a game that is ONLY for Nintendo fans.

Smash Bros is fan service, so it makes more sense to get MORE fans before you release the game.

That kinda proves my point right there though

You're the one who bought the game, she wouldn't be playing it unless you had it in the house.

Smash Bros is fan service. All the stages and music and trophies and characters are fan service. No one that's not a fan of it all cares about all of it.

So get more people interested in the brand before you release a game that depends on users knwing the brand.

[QUOTE="Cesar_Barba"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="Felmo_07"]Absolutely. I dont know what Nintendo is doing but its disgraceful to the Europeans and AustraliansJaysonguy

Huh?

So you think that it's more important that Nintendo dedicates resources and first releases to the weakest areas when it comes to gaming? Not give the strongest regions the games first since they're better to the company?

Nintendo was better off giving Wii Fit and Mario Kart to the weakest region so they could cultivate new users before dropping a game that is ONLY for Nintendo fans.

Smash Bros is fan service, so it makes more sense to get MORE fans before you release the game.

That kinda proves my point right there though

You're the one who bought the game, she wouldn't be playing it unless you had it in the house.

Smash Bros is fan service. All the stages and music and trophies and characters are fan service. No one that's not a fan of it all cares about all of it.

So get more people interested in the brand before you release a game that depends on users knwing the brand.

There will always be new fans, players and shoppers of all the games, SSBB is not the exception. Sure, I can agree that it is a fanservice, and I LOVE the fact. Would the game still be enjoyable without all of that, I am pretty sure that it would.

[QUOTE="GameOverKayo"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="Felmo_07"]Absolutely. I dont know what Nintendo is doing but its disgraceful to the Europeans and AustraliansJaysonguy

Huh?

So you think that it's more important that Nintendo dedicates resources and first releases to the weakest areas when it comes to gaming? Not give the strongest regions the games first since they're better to the company?

Nintendo was better off giving Wii Fit and Mario Kart to the weakest region so they could cultivate new users before dropping a game that is ONLY for Nintendo fans.

Smash Bros is fan service, so it makes more sense to get MORE fans before you release the game.

Here he came again, please just stop. There are a huge market in Europe/PAL and delaying a game this much sure is disgraceful to the Nintendo fans. Being the weakest region doesnt justify that Nintendo completely ignores a MAJOR title release.

No there's not a huge market, there's a very small market when you compare it against the two stronger regions.

North America is the leader but even Japan where their society has gone over to handhelds still beat out Europe so of course it makes sense to release games that will get a bigger base for Smash Bros.

Europe is not close to the other regions when it comes to sales.

Mario Kart Launch in Europe 556,030

Mario Kart launch in Japan 580,510

Mario Kart launch in North America 1,231,264

Lol your sales say otherwise. I see that its almost as big as the Japanese market. Massive failure much?

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="GameOverKayo"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="Felmo_07"]Absolutely. I dont know what Nintendo is doing but its disgraceful to the Europeans and AustraliansGameOverKayo

Huh?

So you think that it's more important that Nintendo dedicates resources and first releases to the weakest areas when it comes to gaming? Not give the strongest regions the games first since they're better to the company?

Nintendo was better off giving Wii Fit and Mario Kart to the weakest region so they could cultivate new users before dropping a game that is ONLY for Nintendo fans.

Smash Bros is fan service, so it makes more sense to get MORE fans before you release the game.

Here he came again, please just stop. There are a huge market in Europe/PAL and delaying a game this much sure is disgraceful to the Nintendo fans. Being the weakest region doesnt justify that Nintendo completely ignores a MAJOR title release.

No there's not a huge market, there's a very small market when you compare it against the two stronger regions.

North America is the leader but even Japan where their society has gone over to handhelds still beat out Europe so of course it makes sense to release games that will get a bigger base for Smash Bros.

Europe is not close to the other regions when it comes to sales.

Mario Kart Launch in Europe 556,030

Mario Kart launch in Japan 580,510

Mario Kart launch in North America 1,231,264

Lol your sales say otherwise. I see that its almost as big as the Japanese market. Massive failure much?

Yes, almost.

Europe almost sells as many copies as an entire region that's dedicated to the handheld.

Europe can't even beat the region where console games are in second place behind handheld games.

Yes, almost.

Europe almost sells as many copies as an entire region that's dedicated to the handheld.

Europe can't even beat the region where console games are in second place behind handheld games.

Jaysonguy

Doesnt matter. The European region is close to the Japanese market, atleast according to the Wii sales (SSBB is a Wii game) and therefore it would be idiotic to ignore such a huge market. Well what can you expect from Nintendo.

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

Yes, almost.

Europe almost sells as many copies as an entire region that's dedicated to the handheld.

Europe can't even beat the region where console games are in second place behind handheld games.

GameOverKayo

Doesnt matter. The European region is close to the Japanese market, atleast according to the Wii sales (SSBB is a Wii game) and therefore it would be idiotic to ignore such a huge market. Well what can you expect from Nintendo.

Except its not a huge market. You're zeroing in on the Japan and Europe numbers instead of looking down a line to see what the actual huge market is. I mean, I can't blame you; zeroing in on the Japan and Europe numbers lets you point to them as evidence of what you want to be true. Who doesn't want evidence to support their points? But you can call a Pinto a sports car all you want; its not going to become one.

As for whether SSBB would be fun still if it lost the fan service? No way. With online like that, the fan service is all that's holding it up right. If the characters we all know and love were gone, it would be labeled Shovelware in a heartbeat.

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

Yes, almost.

Europe almost sells as many copies as an entire region that's dedicated to the handheld.

Europe can't even beat the region where console games are in second place behind handheld games.

GameOverKayo

Doesnt matter. The European region is close to the Japanese market, atleast according to the Wii sales (SSBB is a Wii game) and therefore it would be idiotic to ignore such a huge market. Well what can you expect from Nintendo.

What part are you missing in all of this?

Europe is a console first, handheld second region.

Japan is a handheld first, console second region.

Just to expand on the Japanese region. Japan has seen it's console sales and software decline rapidly each year with more and more people choosing handhelds and their games. Nintendo is the only company to slow the decline of console/software sales with the Wii.

So console sales take second place in Japan yet they beat Europe. Overall Japan gives more money to Nintendo then Europe does.

So what's the point of giving the region that gives the least amount of money to Nintendo the best/better treatment?

[QUOTE="GameOverKayo"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

Yes, almost.

Europe almost sells as many copies as an entire region that's dedicated to the handheld.

Europe can't even beat the region where console games are in second place behind handheld games.

Jaysonguy

Doesnt matter. The European region is close to the Japanese market, atleast according to the Wii sales (SSBB is a Wii game) and therefore it would be idiotic to ignore such a huge market. Well what can you expect from Nintendo.

What part are you missing in all of this?

Europe is a console first, handheld second region.

Japan is a handheld first, console second region.

Just to expand on the Japanese region. Japan has seen it's console sales and software decline rapidly each year with more and more people choosing handhelds and their games. Nintendo is the only company to slow the decline of console/software sales with the Wii.

So console sales take second place in Japan yet they beat Europe. Overall Japan gives more money to Nintendo then Europe does.

So what's the point of giving the region that gives the least amount of money to Nintendo the best/better treatment?

What are you not understanding? This has nothing to do with the handhelds. I dont care about Japan being a handheld frist/console second region. SSBB is a Wii game, the Wii market is growing much faster than Japan in Europe and is almost as big. Therefore it DESERVES the same treatment, what is so hard to understand?