Anyone else sick of hearing about Nintendo's crap?

Mario has got to be the most overused videogames, I mean, its the same concept every game, same story every game. And Zelda is almost as bad. For the most part Nintendo brings cartoony games like zelda, mario, pokemon, DK, and others. they just take them and run them into the ground again and again and again...GET SOME NEW GAMES NINTENDO

Mario has got to be the most overused videogames, I mean, its the same concept every game, same story every game. And Zelda is almost as bad. For the most part Nintendo brings cartoony games like zelda, mario, pokemon, DK, and others. they just take them and run them into the ground again and again and again...GET SOME NEW GAMES NINTENDO

anti-xbox

It's a good thing we can count on an unbiased argument coming from a user named anti-xbox. :roll:

disaster or project hammer anyone?sodafountan

I heard project hammer was canceled.

Don't forget Yoshi, Kirby & Princess Peach!!

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!

Mario has got to be the most overused videogames

anti-xbox

(cough) Final Fantasy (cough)

If you're sick of their crap, then don't pay attention to it. It's seriously not that hard to do.Shad0ki11

They have some great developers who are wasting their talents thats what annoys me.

[QUOTE="sodafountan"]disaster or project hammer anyone?TOAO_Cyrus1

I heard project hammer was canceled.

I heard Katamari was coming to Wii. They're both rumors, wait for confirmation.

Nintendo hasent created a new hit franchise since the SNES (accept spinoffs like SSB).TOAO_Cyrus1

Pikmin says hi.

"are you sick of nintendo's crap?"

no, but im sick of fanboys calling nintendo crap.

Nintendo hasent created a new hit franchise since the SNES (accept spinoffs like SSB).TOAO_Cyrus1

Metroid Prime, OoT, Super Mario 64? They're all new, because they are only loosely related to their prequels. Moving them into 3-D made them completely different games. Also, the original 2-D games are still made.

Zelda is sooo Kiddy :roll:alchemist007

I know! All that gore and non-humanoid killing is so brutal. It even got a T rating!

Nintendo hasent created a new hit franchise since the SNES (accept spinoffs like SSB).TOAO_Cyrus1

Pikmin? Animal Crossing? Chibi-Robo? Nintendogs? Brain Training? Elite Beat Agents?

Mario has got to be the most overused videogames, I mean, its the same concept every game, same story every game. And Zelda is almost as bad. For the most part Nintendo brings cartoony games like zelda, mario, pokemon, DK, and others. they just take them and run them into the ground again and again and again...GET SOME NEW GAMES NINTENDO

anti-xbox

Says the guy who most likely owns 6 splinter cell games, 7 Tony Hawk games, 4 Madden games, 10 FF games, etc, etc, etc.

If people like it then they like it. BUt it's pretty ridiculous to complain about getting somew new games when people don't seem to buy new or innovative titles in anywhere near the numbers they buy what they already know.

I'm looking foreward to their big titles. Just because they re-use their characters doesn't make the games bad at all.

"are you sick of nintendo's crap?"

no, but im sick of fanboys calling nintendo crap.

samusarmada

Welcome to System Wars

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So, a Mario Platformer to Mario Kart are one in the same game? :?

There have been 2 Zelda games each generation, and only one mario platform game per generation. Now if we look at ratchet and clacnk for example, we get 4 games in one single gen. You were saying? (And NO, Mario party is not a "MArio game")
Arsuz

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Lawl someone is envious because of FFXIII's unavailability on the WiiAgentA-Mi6

I've never actually been that fond of the FF series. I like RPGs, but the FF series has never really had the same allure that games like Chrono-Trigger, Pokémon, Paper Mario, Lufia, and Dragon Warrior: Monsters have had.

[QUOTE="TOAO_Cyrus1"]Nintendo hasent created a new hit franchise since the SNES (accept spinoffs like SSB).Tylendal

Metroid Prime, OoT, Super Mario 64? They're all new, because they are only loosely related to their prequels. Moving them into 3-D made them completely different games. Also, the original 2-D games are still made.

They are still the same franchise with the same characters and same atmosphere. Gets boring after 20 years. Also most of their franchises haven't changed in over ten years since the early N64 days with Metroid being the exception. Thats hasn't changed in 5 years.

[QUOTE="Arsuz"]There have been 2 Zelda games each generation, and only one mario platform game per generation. Now if we look at ratchet and clacnk for example, we get 4 games in one single gen. You were saying? (And NO, Mario party is not a "MArio game")
avigeil

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Uh sequels aren't the problem. Nintendo can pump out as many as they want for all I care. They just need to divide their attention between both sequels and new franchises. I probably wouldnt be making this argument if Nintendo had some decent 3rd party support though.

I love how sheep defend rehash ninendo games.

Super Mario sunshine was horrible btw.

Also most of their franchises haven't changed in over ten years since the early N64 days with Metroid being the exception. Thats hasn't changed in 5 years.TOAO_Cyrus1

Congratulations, you officially don't know what you're talking about!

[QUOTE="TOAO_Cyrus1"]Also most of their franchises haven't changed in over ten years since the early N64 days with Metroid being the exception. Thats hasn't changed in 5 years.Hoffgod

Congratulations, you officially don't know what you're talking about!

They all have the same basic platforming gameplay with the exact same characters. Its just lazyness on Nintendos part.

They are still the same franchise with the same characters and same atmosphere. Gets boring after 20 years. Also most of their franchises haven't changed in over ten years since the early N64 days with Metroid being the exception. Thats hasn't changed in 5 years.TOAO_Cyrus1

[QUOTE="Tylendal"][QUOTE="TOAO_Cyrus1"]Nintendo hasent created a new hit franchise since the SNES (accept spinoffs like SSB).TOAO_Cyrus1

Metroid Prime, OoT, Super Mario 64? They're all new, because they are only loosely related to their prequels. Moving them into 3-D made them completely different games. Also, the original 2-D games are still made.

They are still the same franchise with the same characters and same atmosphere. Gets boring after 20 years. Also most of their franchises haven't changed in over ten years since the early N64 days with Metroid being the exception. Thats hasn't changed in 5 years.

Sorry, but 2-D and 3-D versions are completely different games. Also, the fact remains, that Sony is the true king of over-used franchises, which cannot be denied, unless you use your strategy of simply turning a blind eye to the facts that ruin your argument.

[QUOTE="anti-xbox"]

Mario has got to be the most overused videogames

Blackbond

(cough) Final Fantasy (cough)

Robitussin.

And by the way, you realize every Final Fantasy has a new world and characters, as well as altered gameplay. It's hardly the same as Mario, which always has the same characters and usually the same plot.

Don't get me wrong, I like the Mario and Zelda games as much as anyone, but don't bring Final Fantasy into this just because of the number 13. They are all completely different!

[QUOTE="TOAO_Cyrus1"][QUOTE="Tylendal"][QUOTE="TOAO_Cyrus1"]Nintendo hasent created a new hit franchise since the SNES (accept spinoffs like SSB).Tylendal

Metroid Prime, OoT, Super Mario 64? They're all new, because they are only loosely related to their prequels. Moving them into 3-D made them completely different games. Also, the original 2-D games are still made.

They are still the same franchise with the same characters and same atmosphere. Gets boring after 20 years. Also most of their franchises haven't changed in over ten years since the early N64 days with Metroid being the exception. Thats hasn't changed in 5 years.

Sorry, but 2-D and 3-D versions are completely different games. Also, the fact remains, that Sony is the true king of over-used franchises, which cannot be denied, unless you use your strategy of simply turning a blind eye to the facts that ruin your argument.

I am not a Sony fan but as I said before sequals are fine as long as you also make new games. Sony comes out with lots of new feanchises every generation.

From 2d to 3d its still a platformer with analog controll instead of a d-pad.

Mario has got to be the most overused videogames, I mean, its the same concept every game, same story every game. And Zelda is almost as bad. For the most part Nintendo brings cartoony games like zelda, mario, pokemon, DK, and others. they just take them and run them into the ground again and again and again...GET SOME NEW GAMES NINTENDO

anti-xbox

I thing Metal gear series is Way more guilty.

STORYLINE:

1. Teh Metal gear Bad DESTROY
2. Watch cutscenes
3. Save Sokolov/ Generic Person of no consequence
4. More Cutscenes
5. Oh Crap, It went wrong
6. CUTSEEN
7. Meet Splinter Agent
8. Cut Sceen
9. Oh noes, The * inset occupation* is dead!!!
10. Blow up the shagohod
11. YAy world has been saved
12. *GAme over* SNAAAAAAAAKKKKKKEEEEE!!!!!!

And in mario

1. Original mario: Princess has been kidnapped and taken away
2. Mario 64: She's been seeled in a painting, and you need stars to unseal it.
3. Super mario Sunshine: Mario Gets arested for Littering, and has to clean the island.

[QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="anti-xbox"]

Mario has got to be the most overused videogames

Vyyral

(cough) Final Fantasy (cough)

Robitussin.

And by the way, you realize every Final Fantasy has a new world and characters, as well as altered gameplay. It's hardly the same as Mario, which always has the same characters and usually the same plot.

Don't get me wrong, I like the Mario and Zelda games as much as anyone, but don't bring Final Fantasy into this just because of the number 13. They are all completely different!

but you could accuse square of overusing the final fantasy license. Its far more milked than the mario name.

13 final fantasy games were unveiled at squares recent convention. 13!!!!!

I am not a Sony fan but as I said before sequals are fine as long as you also make new games. Sony comes out with lots of new feanchises every generation.

From 2d to 3d its still a platformer with analog controll instead of a d-pad.

TOAO_Cyrus1

Super Mario Bros. was a linear platformer, SMB2 featured new enemies and a completely different way to fight. SMB3 introduced optional paths, and multiple different upgrades. Super Mario World took what Super Mario 3 had and polished it, also introducing the character of Yoshi. Super Mario 64 was 3-D, in other words, a completely different game from the originals. Super Mario Sunshine was a platformer/Third Person Shooter. New Super Mario brothers went back to 2-D, but featured many new items, and was basically an expansion on Super Mario World. I don't know what Super Mario Galaxy will bring, but it will certainly be something new. That's far more changes and innovation than I see in 95% of other franchises.

[QUOTE="Blackbond"][QUOTE="anti-xbox"]

Mario has got to be the most overused videogames

Vyyral

(cough) Final Fantasy (cough)

Robitussin.

And by the way, you realize every Final Fantasy has a new world and characters, as well as altered gameplay. It's hardly the same as Mario, which always has the same characters and usually the same plot.

Don't get me wrong, I like the Mario and Zelda games as much as anyone, but don't bring Final Fantasy into this just because of the number 13. They are all completely different!

Final Fantasy games are all the same RPGs, the same concept, practically the same way of playing the game.

Mario at least branches out into Tennis, Baseball, Golf, Kart Racing, Partying, Platforming, Dancing and what ever the hell he does these days. Final Fantasy is my second favorite game series after Zelda but they beat Final Fantasy to death. I don't care if they are the different stories worlds or whatever. You act as if each Mario game takes place in the Mushroom Kingdom. Another Final Fantasy is just another RPG. At least Mario branches out. Remakes, Ports, and Spinoffs. Oh yeah did I mention you actually occassionally get a numbered game every now and then? Horray! Seriously though Final Fantasy is the King of Milkage. They have more Final Fantasy games coming out then Megaman and Mario combined. So I don't wanna hear you defend Square Enix on this and I'm sure as hell not defending Mario or Nintendo. But at least Nintendo is giving me a diverse library of experiences to play.

All Square Enix gives me is DQ, FF, the spinoff/remake/ports oh and yeah Last Remenant :roll:

[QUOTE="TOAO_Cyrus1"]I am not a Sony fan but as I said before sequals are fine as long as you also make new games. Sony comes out with lots of new feanchises every generation.

From 2d to 3d its still a platformer with analog controll instead of a d-pad.

Tylendal

Super Mario Bros. was a linear platformer, SMB2 featured new enemies and a completely different way to fight. SMB3 introduced optional paths, and multiple different upgrades. Super Mario World took what Super Mario 3 had and polished it, also introducing the character of Yoshi. Super Mario 64 was 3-D, in other words, a completely different game from the originals. Super Mario Sunshine was a platformer/Third Person Shooter. New Super Mario brothers went back to 2-D, but featured many new items, and was basically an expansion on Super Mario World. I don't know what Super Mario Galaxy will bring, but it will certainly be something new. That's far more changes and innovation than I see in 95% of other franchises.

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For gods sake people... if you really think that, why post it? Just live with i and let people enjoy their games.