Was the Super Nintendo the last Ninty console that didn't experience Droughts?

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[QUOTE="Mario1331"]

the wii has some critically acclaimed exclusives as well, but just because a game isnt critically acclaimed doesnt mean it cant be good, this is what willy was implying theres a ton of A-AA games to keep you preoccupied on the wii which is consistent

SakusEnvoy

But by that logic most probably no system has experienced droughts ever making this thread pointless. We need certain high parameter, like only AAA games and monthly periods for example, to separate the real deal from blind fanboyism.

if their are many games exclusive or not it doesnt matter their is not a drought. their is no wii drought ive been playing many wii games since launch their are more 360/ps3 quality games but who cares nobody is debating that or hiding behind AAE's just their are many wii games to play that are of high quality AAA isnt the only quality games out there which this site seems to not recognize.

I dont ever remember complaining about droughts when Rare and Nintendo were making gems for the N64.

[QUOTE="roxlimn"]Critical reception of Wii games isn't exactly a reliable measure of Wii game quality, given that most reviewers are either unskilled at Wii gaming, or just flat out say things which are provably wrong.Rockman999

WiiWilly105

dude come onnn.... The wii drought from summer 08 till winter 09 was the biggest one nintendo ever had since the n64s Q4 1996- Q3 1997

[QUOTE="Rockman999"][QUOTE="roxlimn"]Critical reception of Wii games isn't exactly a reliable measure of Wii game quality, given that most reviewers are either unskilled at Wii gaming, or just flat out say things which are provably wrong.LegatoSkyheart

yes now go back to reading Tom Clancy novels.

[QUOTE="Willy105"]The DS, Wii and GBA did not have droughts.Ratchet_Fan8

So in order for a system to be considered to have no droughts it must first get approval from a group of jaded fanboys on an online forum who already hate that system (the Wii in this case)system to the bone.

Just askin'.

On another note, maybe it's not droughts we gamers experience. Maybe there aren't too many games on the selective systems we own that interest us so we buy less games.

Just a thought.

[QUOTE="locopatho"][QUOTE="Willy105"]The DS, Wii and GBA did not have droughts.farnham

[QUOTE="LegatoSkyheart"]

yes now go back to reading Tom Clancy novels.

Rockman999

If you like buying bad games then there's no drought for you on the Wii. But I think there were fewer releases in the SNES days anyway. on top of games being generally more expensive.

If you like buying bad games then there's no drought for you on the Wii. But I think there were fewer releases in the SNES days anyway. on top of games being generally more expensive.

tomarlyn

why are you implying that majority of wii games are bad?why cant they(even though they are)good which other people enjoy, they surely are critically good.

If you like buying bad games then there's no drought for you on the Wii. But I think there were fewer releases in the SNES days anyway. on top of games being generally more expensive.

tomarlyn

If we are speaking in terms of periods of time where the Wii has not received little to none big-name titles that have received critical acclaim (as is the common definition of a gaming drought), then it has had far too many already. I do not really see how you can deny that...

[QUOTE="Willy105"]The DS, Wii and GBA did not have droughts.Zanoh

^ This. Only the N64 and GCN had droughts. The GCN had it worst.

If we are speaking in terms of periods of time where the Wii has not received little to none big-name titles that have received critical acclaim (as is the common definition of a gaming drought), then it has had far too many already. I do not really see how you can deny that...

Sky-

a drought is when theres no good gmaes to play on a system every console has droughts but the wii surely isnt in one as we speak