Nintendo fucked up their online service again

[Deleted User]

Surely they knew about this glitch and how to fix it.

http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/167/

 

[the_randomizer]

To be fair, Nintendo would rather dump a ROM and place it online for a fee than to take the time to fix a ROM and then upload it. It's Nintendo being Nintendo.

 

[smileyhead]

To be fair, Nintendo would rather dump a ROM and place it online for a fee than to take the time to fix a ROM and then upload it. It's Nintendo being Nintendo.

This. I'm surprised they bothered changing the button prompts in 3D All Stars.

 

[Deleted User]

To be fair, Nintendo would rather dump a ROM and place it online for a fee than to take the time to fix a ROM and then upload it. It's Nintendo being Nintendo.

I think paying customers should be able to expect a better quality product.

 

[smileyhead]

I think paying customers should be able to expect a better quality product.

For sure; I'm pretty sure most people (including me) were expecting proper remakes, like the recent Crash Bandicoot and Spyro releases.
Darn it, I want to play Mario 64 with improved controls and graphics so much...

 

[the_randomizer]

I think paying customers should be able to expect a better quality product.

I know, but again, prob not going to happen

 

[CeeDee]

There's a point to be made here that their intent is to keep the game as originally released, with any issues that might entail. Those who have played Mario All-Stars and wish to replay it may be used to the different jumping physics - and it's not as if you don't have access to the original NES releases as well.

But I know that isn't nearly as "Nintendo bad" as y'all are fishing for, so....
Lazy Nintendo not even changing their ROMs

 

[Deleted User]

There's a point to be made here that their intent is to keep the game as originally released, with any issues that might entail. Those who have played Mario All-Stars and wish to replay it may be used to the different jumping physics - and it's not as if you don't have access to the original NES releases as well.

But I know that isn't nearly as "Nintendo bad" as y'all are fishing for, so....
Lazy Nintendo not even changing their ROMs

It's easy to offer both versions and include an option when booting the game. Nintendo compromised quality by taking the approach which uses the least time and effort.

Would you like to play the updated version with corrected jumping physics? Select yes if you are not sure.
Yes No

 

[CeeDee]

It's easy to offer both versions and include an option when booting the game. Nintendo compromised quality by taking the approach which uses the least time and effort.

That is true, but it's equally possible - probable, even - that Nintendo internally doesn't see the jumping bug as a bug, but rather just how Mario All-Stars is.