@JustPlainLucas @Shinobishyguy At the same time though, I like innovation. When someone tries something new, I go out and try to get that game because it's sure to be a new experience. I just wish they didn't do it with Paper Mario though, since it's a once in a generation game, but rather they did it with a more recycled IP, like Mario or something.
I also want to point out that consumable weapons is a great element of gaming. Of course it may not appeal to everybody, but it is by no means a horrible design scheme. It presents a new challenge and strategic planning when playing the games, while at the same time never feel too frustrating. Of course though, I respect your opinion.
@WolfGrey Hahaha, I guess I can't argue against you then. If that's the reason you don't like Nintendo, then that's a perfectly reasonable reason. After all, what matters is how much you like the games.
@WolfGrey True to a certain extent. However, Zelda, Pikmin, and Smash Bros aren't all "casual games" per se and I'll be looking forward to playing them. ZombiU and Bayonetta 2 are also good choices. Sure there are casual games, but I am certain there will be a larger library of "hardcore" games.
And the point of this article was more or less to define further the actual meaning of Nintendo Land, so people don't think it as a game where Nintendo's trying to milk their audience. But other than that, yes it is a poorly disguised advertisement.
@AcousticSoul20 @q-bert39 @alrepairs Regardless whether or not you said "won't", your post still sounds aggressive. Not only that, the aggressive tone is also shown without reason. You don't explain why you don't like Nintendo and you did bash it. It's only natural you would receive hostility here. Don't mean to be mean or anything, but for future reference.
According to the people here, the WiiU is bad. But whatever, Nintendo still had games like Smash Bros, Zelda, and Pikmin that are always a blast to play. Don't really care what people think at this point actually.
@torrne667 Not since the Japan earthquake and the fact that everything there is more expensive. Besides, Nintendo knows that it has a very strong fanbase in Japan so that's probably the reason why it's more expensive. It would make more sense actually if the console cost less in region where it's less popular.
@Ripper_TV It's a yen -> Dollar conversion. Ever since the earthquake, everything in Japan has been about twice as expensive, so the chances that these are actually the release prices in America is extremely low.
People should remember that Gamespot is converting the dollars from yen. People should also know that the price of anything in Japan is much larger than anything in America since the earthquake.
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