7/10 topic title, made me respond.
" (Christ...under what rock were you hiding when nintendo released NSMBW and NSMBU?"
i rest my case
The first-party titles on the N64 were pretty solid - shame that the console had nogaems besides first-party. The Gamecube had a more sizable library, but it was still minuscule in comparison to the PS2 and even the Xbox. Nintendo was already in the process of "dropping the ball" at that point, just in terms of licensing and hardware solutions.Nintendo had fantastic N64 games. Kirby 64, Donkey Kong 64 and Mario 64 (i'm sensing a trend in titles here...) were phenomenal. Hell Kirby 64 and DK64 are still the best games in their franchise. Not to mention Star Fox 64 and Banjo Kazooie/Tooie.
Even gamecube era games were pretty solid. Windwaker AND Twilight Princess (yeah yeah a wii title too) were both very unique Zelda games that still felt like zelda games. Super Mario Sunshine was pretty neat and was a good sequel to SM64. Pikmin 1 and 2 were fun and solidly made. Gamecube gets shit on since it did start to let a few franchises go (star fox anyone?), but honestly it was still a pretty solid console era for Nintendoh.
As far as Nintendo titles are concerned, N64 blew SNES out of the water. The SNES had some real gems, but most of Nintendo's finest tiles are on the N64.
The Wii and 3DS is really where Nintendo just dropped the damn ball. The WiiU, the ball is just gone, they dropped that shit down a well and there ain't no Timmy to go get it.
that's because the old stuff is the best some people fail to see that
Sure, no problem. At least you admit it when you're wrong." (Christ...under what rock were you hiding when nintendo released NSMBW and NSMBU?"
i rest my case
Nintendo had fantastic N64 games. Kirby 64, Donkey Kong 64 and Mario 64 (i'm sensing a trend in titles here...) were phenomenal. Hell Kirby 64 and DK64 are still the best games in their franchise. Not to mention Star Fox 64 and Banjo Kazooie/Tooie.
Even gamecube era games were pretty solid. Windwaker AND Twilight Princess (yeah yeah a wii title too) were both very unique Zelda games that still felt like zelda games. Super Mario Sunshine was pretty neat and was a good sequel to SM64. Pikmin 1 and 2 were fun and solidly made. Gamecube gets shit on since it did start to let a few franchises go (star fox anyone?), but honestly it was still a pretty solid console era for Nintendoh.
As far as Nintendo titles are concerned, N64 blew SNES out of the water. The SNES had some real gems, but most of Nintendo's finest tiles are on the N64.
The Wii and 3DS is really where Nintendo just dropped the damn ball. The WiiU, the ball is just gone, they dropped that shit down a well and there ain't no Timmy to go get it.
You know, the Special / Collector and Limited Edition of games should have special-type discs which include all of the content as these customers are paying more than the rest so at least they should get the whole package but sadly.. It's not the case.My main issue is that consoles aren't plug & play anymore and have turned into dumbed down PCs with all the forced updates, patches etc that console gaming was supposed to circumvent in the first place. Call me crazy but I want to plug my console in, put the cart/disc whatever in and play the fucking game without any nonsense. DLC & pay2win style microtransactions have made a large part of gaming a scam even in full fledged $60 games which is pretty disgraceful. There are plenty of cool games coming out but console gaming just isn't as fun as it was for me in 1989-2003 or so imo. Nostalgia definitely plays a part but being simple plug & play devices is kinda the whole point of console gaming in my opinion.
Good shooters were always aimed and mouse&keyboard usersNowadays shooters are aimed at CoDtards or Mouse/Keyboard users