[QUOTE="FoamingPanda"][QUOTE="bloodychimp"][QUOTE="FoamingPanda"][QUOTE="peaceful_anger"][QUOTE="FoamingPanda"] [QUOTE="peaceful_anger"]I really hope you haters never go into business cause yall sure as **** would go bankrupt. The first thing you ever learn in economics is that you go into to business to make a PROFIT. That is your number one goal. Seriously you haters sound so pathetic. If yall really think the Wii is a ripoff, then I guess you think almost everything you buy is a ripoff. I guarentee you; the price you payed for your HDTVs was a lot more than what it costs to manufacture. I guarentee you; the price you payed for your shoes and clothes was a lot more than what it costs to manufacture them. You do not normally go into business to lose billions of dollars. Do you get the point? bloodychimp
Haters? I'm a consumer, first and foremost. I like to know a company is busting its butt to offer me the best quality product, at the lowest possible price, while paying the highest possible prices to its employees. The Wii is all about exploiting people to sell an antiquated, inferior, and lame product that relies heavily on worthless franchise tags and the "family friendly" audience to make a dollar.
The Wii is offering the worst hardware on the market, at a ridiculous price, and making a profit off consumers who are wound up in nostalgia, utilizing low standards to judge games, or considering games as little more than a childish plaything. The fact someone could say, "THIS IS NP, LOLOL" disgusts me. It is an example of how deluded, backward, and strange this industry has become. We should all be unified against something as vile, pathetic, and disgusting as price-gouging customers.
Don't buy this garbage.
Yeah. I guess I should just save my money for the microtransactions that MS is going to milk me of that should have been included in the game to begin with, or that I should be able to download for free.Stop thinking how this industry wants you to think. Both companies are doing bad things. Acknowledge the flaws of both. MS is almost as bad, although not as dangeous to the future of gaming, as Nintendo is when it comes to ripping off consumers.
Microsoft not dangerous to the future of gaming? So I've been imagining them trying to turn the free world of PC gaming into another market for their microtransactions? I don't like the Wii personally (I'm sad that Nintendo has turned its back on its core fanbase to make crap like Brain Age, Wii Orchestra, and Mario and Sonic at the Olympics) but they aren't "destroying gaming" any more than Microsoft is with thier microtransactions or Sony is by trying to shove a potentially useless video format down your throat.
Actually, I've yet to see Microsoft raise a blade against the functionality and depth of gaming as a format of entertainment itself. Microsoft seems to be content with simply nickle-and-diming customers for features that should remain free. Nintendo is the only company at the moment that is guilty of attempting to cause a regression in the depth of gaming as a form of entertainment and the importance of high-quality hardware.
Last time I checked, paying for something that was free is pretty much a regression. And forcing a drive that hikes up the price on your console and has a slower load time is a regression to. And who says the Wii isn't high quality hardware? The fact that they can pack that much power into that tiny box takes some pretty decent hardware.
When someone says quality I think of durability and reliability. No way a PS3 or 360 controller could take the beating my Wiimote did and still work.
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