I wouldn't have complained if Nintendo gave me nothing at all, I decided to get the 3DS very early, I don't feel jipped about the drastic price cut that had to be done.
So really, I'm quite happy that I'm going to be getting 20 quality Nintendo titles like this, it's going to give me so much stuff to play whilst I wait for new titles to come.
yuyuyup said:
Here are the following points I've made that people arguing with me have failed to address:
1. The most important issue of this absolutely unprecedented price slash, the undermining of Nintendo quality. A system five months old moving so much closer to the bargain bin, SO fast.
2. I bought the 3DS under the impression Augmented Reality would be an important feature. WHY did I believe such a CRAZY off the wall notion ? Oh I don't know. I guess the pack of AR cards coming to life was just too exciting and fun for me. There I go, imagining the potential of the 3DS. What was I thinking ?
3. 3D movies. Sure, I'm positive full-length 3D movies are coming, and I am excited. Yes, I do enjoy the few 3D movies available right now. But I'm still waiting. And it's not good that a MASSIVE HUGE PRICE SLASH came before full length 3D movies.
If I wasn't such a pirating little bastard, I concede 20 free roms would be somewhat good. But I didn't ask for 20 free roms. I asked for 3D movies, Augmented Reality, and Megaman Legends 3.
My responses?
To the first point, the system probably wasn't worth $250 from the get go. The product is indeed very good quality, but not good value for most people.
I mean considering that the PS Vita was going to be the same price before the price cut.
To the second point, it is something they quite heavily market actually. The augmented reality games built into the system are quite good fun, as are the AR markers for Pokédex 3D and playing Nintendogs, as well as Kid Icarus Uprising. It's a big draw of the system to be able to do that, but Nintendo have often used titillating draws like this before, most famously the R.O.B. for the NES.
And to the third point, yeah, we're still waiting on full length 3D movies. Give them time to sort that out since there's all kinds of licensing deals to sort out there. The system is young so I'm forgiving that. The price cut before the full length features doesn't seem like an issue to me.
As for Megaman Legends 3, we're ALL disappointed about that, we never even got the promised prototype edition. But you can't blame Nintendo for that one.