Little big planet
Ni no kuni
Heavy rain just to name a few.
Now you name a Nintendo game that doesn't have a character jumping over things. I'll wait
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Ni no kuni
Heavy rain just to name a few.
Now you name a Nintendo game that doesn't have a character jumping over things. I'll wait
ChrisDorner
Banned
Little big planet
Ni no kuni
Heavy rain just to name a few.
Now you name a Nintendo game that doesn't have a character jumping over things. I'll wait
Little Big Planet was slept on and was undermined by games like Uncharted, and even Uncharted didn't sell like a Halo.
ChrisDorner
Banned
Meach defending the playstation brand :broner:Little big planet
Ni no kuni
Heavy rain just to name a few.
Now you name a Nintendo game that doesn't have a character jumping over things. I'll wait
Halo is a global icon. Not very many games will ever make it to that status.
But you didn't answer my question. Why not?
Good luck with that one. I am convinced dude has never owned a non nintendo console.
Fire Emblem would like to have a word with you.
I owned a PS1 and PS2, back when Sony cared about variety and gave them good marketing. PS3 is when the fukkery started and when they lost all of their exclusive 3rd party franchises.
you were supposed to name an IP that was created after the snes days, and sold a lot on a Nintendo console. Try again buddyAgain, we've had this conversation before.
What didn't you find on the PS3? It had the most varied and best exclusives out of any console last generation
PS3 did have downloadable games that weren't first-person, but none of them were that popular like that. Plus outside of the first party games, there were literally no exclusives that 3rd party games made for it, outside of MGS4. If anything, 360 got more 3rd party exclusive games and had better online service than the PS3.
Hell, for all the criticisms that the Wii got, at least it tried to have games like No More Heroes.
PS3 did have downloadable games that weren't first-person, but none of them were that popular like that. Plus outside of the first party games, there were literally no exclusives that 3rd party games made for it, outside of MGS4. If anything, 360 got more 3rd party exclusive games and had better online service than the PS3.
Hell, for all the criticisms that the Wii got, at least it tried to have games like No More Heroes.
Calls downloadable games unpopular, then brings up "no more heroes"
Complains about lack of 3rd party support on ps3, but praises Nintendo consoles which get almost no 3rd party support.
Who gives a shyt if it was 1st party or 3rd party a great exclusive is a great exclusive. Nintendo had NO 3rd party support.
PS3 did have downloadable games that weren't first-person, but none of them were that popular like that. Plus outside of the first party games, there were literally no exclusives that 3rd party games made for it, outside of MGS4. If anything, 360 got more 3rd party exclusive games and had better online service than the PS3.
Hell, for all the criticisms that the Wii got, at least it tried to have games like No More Heroes.
We are waiting for lists of games and you are coming up short again.
MGS4 sucked btw
Little big planet
Ni no kuni
Heavy rain just to name a few.
Now you name a Nintendo game that doesn't have a character jumping over things. I'll wait
I can't believe i'm co-signing & dapping Meach in thread. I din't know we had Nintendo stans on this forum.
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
I hate when people say Nintendo's too relying on the same old IP's when they nearly always add new and more importantly, expansive gameplay changes into each game. All Zelda games might have the same core principle, they also come up with a completely unique gameplay addition for each game. Same for the 3D Mario's, which came closest to being repetitive with two Mario Galaxy's (shock and awe!).
And I like how people always act like Pikmin doesn't exist, a game series offering reason enough why Nintendo has a point not bothering with new IP's because even after three critically acclaimed games that sold well worldwide, I doubt any of you guys would probably think of adding it to the list of classic Nintendo IP's. Maybe if that series was a bit more 'mature' or 'adult', right?
And I like how people always act like Pikmin doesn't exist, a game series offering reason enough why Nintendo has a point not bothering with new IP's because even after three critically acclaimed games that sold well worldwide, I doubt any of you guys would probably think of adding it to the list of classic Nintendo IP's. Maybe if that series was a bit more 'mature' or 'adult', right?