After watching the Mario Kart 7 review Nintendo needs to..........

[QUOTE="lx_theo"]

[QUOTE="hiphops_savior"] Yes, I'm sure your definition of horrible franchises to be Word of God, and we must listen to your excellent taste. I have a better idea, lets play the same 5 hour game that tries so hard to rip off of Indiana Jones and Hollywood and the same online multiplayer game with campers and noob tubers.D4W1L4H

And yes, TAKE MY WORD AS TRUTH. Do it, or whichever heavens you choose will strike you down into Oblivion and force you to play that conversation mingame to get people to like you! Because thats exactly what i said to do! Muahahahahaha! :roll:

Bravo.

[QUOTE="lx_theo"]

[QUOTE="hiphops_savior"] Yes, I'm sure your definition of horrible franchises to be Word of God, and we must listen to your excellent taste. I have a better idea, lets play the same 5 hour game that tries so hard to rip off of Indiana Jones and Hollywood and the same online multiplayer game with campers and noob tubers.hiphops_savior

And yes, TAKE MY WORD AS TRUTH. Do it, or whichever heavens you choose will strike you down into Oblivion and force you to play that conversation mingame to get people to like you! Because thats exactly what i said to do! Muahahahahaha! :roll:

Bravo.

[QUOTE="D4W1L4H"]

[QUOTE="lx_theo"] Good think I don't like multiplayer very much at all... lol, good try.

And yes, TAKE MY WORD AS TRUTH. Do it, or whichever heavens you choose will strike you down into Oblivion and force you to play that conversation mingame to get people to like you! Because thats exactly what i said to do! Muahahahahaha! :roll:

Bravo.

lx_theo

So of the 27 Games that he listed, you have beat 5, which you admit are good, which leaves 22 games which you haven't beat.

Then you go on to say that 12 of those 22 games, you've played, but did not complete due to them not being desired.

This leaves 10 games that you haven't played.

As for me,of the 27 Games that he listed, I have beat 23 of them, 18 which I admit are excellent, 3 of which are not so good, and 2 horrible. which leaves 4 games which I haven't beat.

Of all of the games I own, I have beat them all.

This leaves 4 games that I haven't played.

Therefore, I have more experience than you with those games, so when I say two horrible games out of the 27, my word should be taken with more credibility than yours.

...If we're going to play the SW formula.

[QUOTE="AtariKidX"]

[QUOTE="bbkkristian"] All sequels are rehashed then. Are we at an agreement?

Barsy7

All Nintendo games are rehashed......

Certain users on this board will ignore this truth.

[QUOTE="Demonjoe93"]

[QUOTE="Barsy7"]

Certain users on this board will ignore this truth.

AtariKidX

Truth? lol, no.

lol.......nope. super mario 64, super mario sunshine, and super mario galaxy are all the same? Ocarina of Time and Skyward Sword are the same? not even

Your ignorance is simply astounding. Try and name some games that are better than Mario or Zelda. I said try because you just can't.YoshiYogurt

[QUOTE="YoshiYogurt"]Your ignorance is simply astounding. Try and name some games that are better than Mario or Zelda. I said try because you just can't.WarTornRuston

TC, You fail on so many levels

1. The underwater and gliding segments, as well as better item balancing, are being praised by dozens of reviewers as great subtle changes.

2. It doesn't have all old tracks. it has 16 new, and 16 remade to suit the new content

3. You're ignoring a huge amount of nintendo IPs let me list them

Disaster Day of Crisis, Xenoblade, Chibi Robo, Custom Robo, all the dozens of different Art S(tyle) games, Dillion's Rolling Western, Pushmo, Battalion Wars, Tact of Magic, and so many more

Also, you can argue Excite Truck/Bots are new IPs since they differ from the older ExciteBike series so much, the same goes for Kid Icarus since it plays so little like old Kid Icarus

Plus, they have so many IPs to revive, like Fire Emblem and Punch Out, Sin & Punishment (which was basically a new IP to everyone outside of Japan)

This doesn't include huge experimental installments in series that make them almost resemble different games like Metroid: Other M, Kirby's Epic Yarn, etc.

bonesawisready5

Over 150 posts in this thread and TC has to yet to reply back even once since he created it. Shocker! :roll:wiifan001

[QUOTE="wiifan001"]Over 150 posts in this thread and TC has to yet to reply back even once since he created it. Shocker! :roll:Fundai

[QUOTE="Fundai"][QUOTE="wiifan001"]Over 150 posts in this thread and TC has to yet to reply back even once since he created it. Shocker! :roll:WarTornRuston

What is there to back up? Give me a point and I will argue it. I would like to think my opening post was enough.

TC, You fail on so many levels

1. The underwater and gliding segments, as well as better item balancing, are being praised by dozens of reviewers as great subtle changes.

2. It doesn't have all old tracks. it has 16 new, and 16 remade to suit the new content

3. You're ignoring a huge amount of nintendo IPs let me list them

Disaster Day of Crisis, Xenoblade, Chibi Robo, Custom Robo, all the dozens of different Art S(tyle) games, Dillion's Rolling Western, Pushmo, Battalion Wars, Tact of Magic, and so many more

Also, you can argue Excite Truck/Bots are new IPs since they differ from the older ExciteBike series so much, the same goes for Kid Icarus since it plays so little like old Kid Icarus

Plus, they have so many IPs to revive, like Fire Emblem and Punch Out, Sin & Punishment (which was basically a new IP to everyone outside of Japan)

This doesn't include huge experimental installments in series that make them almost resemble different games like Metroid: Other M, Kirby's Epic Yarn, etc.

bonesawisready5

What is there to back up? Give me a point and I will argue it. I would like to think my opening post was enough.

WarTornRuston

TC, You fail on so many levels

1. The underwater and gliding segments, as well as better item balancing, are being praised by dozens of reviewers as great subtle changes.

2. It doesn't have all old tracks. it has 16 new, and 16 remade to suit the new content

3. You're ignoring a huge amount of nintendo IPs let me list them

Disaster Day of Crisis, Xenoblade, Chibi Robo, Custom Robo, all the dozens of different Art S(tyle) games, Dillion's Rolling Western, Pushmo, Battalion Wars, Tact of Magic, and so many more

Also, you can argue Excite Truck/Bots are new IPs since they differ from the older ExciteBike series so much, the same goes for Kid Icarus since it plays so little like old Kid Icarus

Plus, they have so many IPs to revive, like Fire Emblem and Punch Out, Sin & Punishment (which was basically a new IP to everyone outside of Japan)

This doesn't include huge experimental installments in series that make them almost resemble different games like Metroid: Other M, Kirby's Epic Yarn, etc.

bonesawisready5

[QUOTE="bonesawisready5"]

TC, You fail on so many levels

1. The underwater and gliding segments, as well as better item balancing, are being praised by dozens of reviewers as great subtle changes.

2. It doesn't have all old tracks. it has 16 new, and 16 remade to suit the new content

3. You're ignoring a huge amount of nintendo IPs let me list them

Disaster Day of Crisis, Xenoblade, Chibi Robo, Custom Robo, all the dozens of different Art S(tyle) games, Dillion's Rolling Western, Pushmo, Battalion Wars, Tact of Magic, and so many more

Also, you can argue Excite Truck/Bots are new IPs since they differ from the older ExciteBike series so much, the same goes for Kid Icarus since it plays so little like old Kid Icarus

Plus, they have so many IPs to revive, like Fire Emblem and Punch Out, Sin & Punishment (which was basically a new IP to everyone outside of Japan)

This doesn't include huge experimental installments in series that make them almost resemble different games like Metroid: Other M, Kirby's Epic Yarn, etc.

simomate

[QUOTE="simomate"][QUOTE="bonesawisready5"]

TC, You fail on so many levels

1. The underwater and gliding segments, as well as better item balancing, are being praised by dozens of reviewers as great subtle changes.

2. It doesn't have all old tracks. it has 16 new, and 16 remade to suit the new content

3. You're ignoring a huge amount of nintendo IPs let me list them

Disaster Day of Crisis, Xenoblade, Chibi Robo, Custom Robo, all the dozens of different Art S(tyle) games, Dillion's Rolling Western, Pushmo, Battalion Wars, Tact of Magic, and so many more

Also, you can argue Excite Truck/Bots are new IPs since they differ from the older ExciteBike series so much, the same goes for Kid Icarus since it plays so little like old Kid Icarus

Plus, they have so many IPs to revive, like Fire Emblem and Punch Out, Sin & Punishment (which was basically a new IP to everyone outside of Japan)

This doesn't include huge experimental installments in series that make them almost resemble different games like Metroid: Other M, Kirby's Epic Yarn, etc.

WarTornRuston

[QUOTE="simomate"][QUOTE="bonesawisready5"]

TC, You fail on so many levels

1. The underwater and gliding segments, as well as better item balancing, are being praised by dozens of reviewers as great subtle changes.

2. It doesn't have all old tracks. it has 16 new, and 16 remade to suit the new content

3. You're ignoring a huge amount of nintendo IPs let me list them

Disaster Day of Crisis, Xenoblade, Chibi Robo, Custom Robo, all the dozens of different Art S(tyle) games, Dillion's Rolling Western, Pushmo, Battalion Wars, Tact of Magic, and so many more

Also, you can argue Excite Truck/Bots are new IPs since they differ from the older ExciteBike series so much, the same goes for Kid Icarus since it plays so little like old Kid Icarus

Plus, they have so many IPs to revive, like Fire Emblem and Punch Out, Sin & Punishment (which was basically a new IP to everyone outside of Japan)

This doesn't include huge experimental installments in series that make them almost resemble different games like Metroid: Other M, Kirby's Epic Yarn, etc.

WarTornRuston

[QUOTE="simomate"][QUOTE="bonesawisready5"]

TC, You fail on so many levels

1. The underwater and gliding segments, as well as better item balancing, are being praised by dozens of reviewers as great subtle changes.

2. It doesn't have all old tracks. it has 16 new, and 16 remade to suit the new content

3. You're ignoring a huge amount of nintendo IPs let me list them

Disaster Day of Crisis, Xenoblade, Chibi Robo, Custom Robo, all the dozens of different Art S(tyle) games, Dillion's Rolling Western, Pushmo, Battalion Wars, Tact of Magic, and so many more

Also, you can argue Excite Truck/Bots are new IPs since they differ from the older ExciteBike series so much, the same goes for Kid Icarus since it plays so little like old Kid Icarus

Plus, they have so many IPs to revive, like Fire Emblem and Punch Out, Sin & Punishment (which was basically a new IP to everyone outside of Japan)

This doesn't include huge experimental installments in series that make them almost resemble different games like Metroid: Other M, Kirby's Epic Yarn, etc.

WarTornRuston

1. Praised for improving mechanics of items, which has been complained about, and adding new gameplay variety (underwater and gliding) =reviewers being scared to give a Nintendo game a bad score. I fail to understand any of that.

2. Having 16 brand new tracks, and 16 remade 'retro' tracks =/= half of a new game. There are many more features in the game which set it apart from it's predecessors.

3. Just because YOU haven't played them, doesn't mean they're bad. Disaster day of crisis, Chibi Robo, Battalion wars, Tact of magic, Sin and punishment, etc. are all GREAT games.

4. Let me guess, you just watched youtube videos of Punch-out? It's far from just a graphical update. I logged a good 60hrs into that game alone. BTW, OoT is on N64, Virtual console, and remade on 3DS. Mario 64 is on N64, and made on DS with new gameplay elements.

5. Other M was not crap, it was just to linear for a metroid game, but still a great game. Kirby's Epic yarn was not "just another Kirby game." Infact, both of those games could have passed as new IP's if they didn't use the same memorable characters. But in your world, a game is a rehash if it uses the same characters, eventhough everything else is completley changed.

6. How is every Zelda game the same thing if the story is changed, the art is changed, the world is changed and the control scheme is changed every time? Same character use again?

[QUOTE="nintendoboy16"]

[QUOTE="silversix_"]Sheep enjoy playing their three franchises, leave them alone.DarkGamer007

*Cough* Metroid *Cough* Star Fox *Cough* Pikmin *Cough*

Troll alert. Move on, people.

Completely drop all of their franchise's or the games do not need to be reviewed anymore.

Mario Kart 7 looks just like the last 5 or 6 and even has the same tracks. The underwater vehicles and Gliders do nothing to change the gameplay. Watching Skyward Sword was like a flashback as well. Aside from the control method it is still the same old Zelda.....but at least they spent more then an hour on the music this time.

Til they make new IP, Voice acting instead of this baby gibberish, real music in their games instead of this proccessed music crap, and get their tech up to speed, Nintendo should get the same treatment from critics and fans that Madden, COD, Guitar Hero, Halo, Tony Hawk, and Sonic gets. But for some reason people give Nintendo a pass everytime.

I also find it sad that the few franchises they haven;t milked they farm out to other devs who completely ruin the series like Starfox. Or nIntendo does not seam to like it....F-Zero GX for example. Nintendo could not come close to making a quality game like F-Zero GX. I thank God everyday Amusement Vision made it.

Here is the list of new IP's over the last 5 years by Nintendo.

Wii Sports

Wii Sports Resort

Wii Music

Wii Play

And they Published crap like Endless Ocean and a few JRPG's that they released in Japan. I do not blame them for not releasing them in the States. They wouldn't sale regardlesss of how hard the fanboys cry.

They are a joke of a company who are no better than Activision these days and they should be treated like such.

WarTornRuston

You know how I can tell this is a troll post? It's in bold.

*Oh, this thread again...*

Another dumbass, that doesn't know what he's talking about, hates on Nintendo without any form of constructive criticism whatsoever. Just another day in paradise.

This and Mario 3D Land so close together? I think deep down everybody loves mario kart and will end up buying this game.

***on a side note I just bought 3D Land a few days ago, held off day one because of a "supposed" underwhelmingness to it. Absolutely blown away by the level of polish.

[QUOTE="Aquaunitpatrol"][QUOTE="burgeg"]I do agree about the kart control. It does need some improvement, though for now I'd say it controls pretty well. As for it needing an improved console release, I really don't see why the Vita game can't be better than the first console game in every single way. It should play pretty much the same but with improvements. The touch screen alone makes the track creator more intuitive than the console game. It should have more creation options than the original and it's going to have all the items of the original plus more. Basically there's no reason Modnation Racers Vita shouldn't be better than the PS3 game in every single way.

burgeg

Except when I play a racing game i want the racing kart/car to control like a car. i want great physics and control with no dealys and tracks designed for it. I never said the game was bad, but its driving physics are not very great. still above average but not great. I know this is not a simulator but you should be able to control the car the way it's shaped/made, for example, say there was a kart in a game as long as a limo, am i expecting to make 12 degree turns with it? no.

Except when I play a racing game i want the racing kart/car to control like a car. i want great physics and control with no dealys and tracks designed for it. I never said the game was bad, but its driving physics are not very great. still above average but not great. I know this is not a simulator but you should be able to control the car the way it's shaped/made, for example, say there was a kart in a game as long as a limo, am i expecting to make 12 degree turns with it? no.

Aquaunitpatrol

Quit the whining and get a sim racer if that's what you want.

[QUOTE="Aquaunitpatrol"]

Except when I play a racing game i want the racing kart/car to control like a car. i want great physics and control with no dealys and tracks designed for it. I never said the game was bad, but its driving physics are not very great. still above average but not great. I know this is not a simulator but you should be able to control the car the way it's shaped/made, for example, say there was a kart in a game as long as a limo, am i expecting to make 12 degree turns with it? no.

Quit the whining and get a sim racer if that's what you want.