Raise your hand if you think this is bullshit. Better yet your voice.
Anyone remember what they did to the creators of CoD? or how all the people doing Diablo left multiple times? There is not a single team that has half of its original members in this company.
And that makes them best company at anything how? specifically to work for, how?
Also, anyone remember Diablo 2 LoD expansion? was that what spawned the mentality behind DLC and episodic releases? "just give them a bone and charge them a steak's worth, they'll come back next quarter wanting more".
@rafaelleon2107: I don't see how that's a real question, the kid answers it himself, there are a lot of refugees holed up in a city thanks to the other 3 party members surviving.
@tr1bes: Who said anything about predicting the future, i was talking about how Nintendo is on a bad streak with home consoles. And the future looks grim indeed if this keeps on.
They are going to render the Wii U obsolete and it has had probably 5 killer apps at best, at best.
I believe this is the end for Nintendo, i doubt they will make it to the next gen of consoles if all they have at launch is Zelda, Xenoblade 2 and Splatoon. They should have learned from their last library.
Sold all their stock? sure, if their expectations were incredibly low... With Go doing so well its only a matter of time until Nintendo is all about Pokemon and Mario kicks the bucket. Specially if there is a repeat of the last Mario Party. Nice 5 players gameplay, but so few minigames..
Agito just keeps moving forward and forward again!
This is going to become analogue to something fated that never starts, just like how you slap the Titanic name meme unto something hopelesly destined to sink or crash.
The person who chose the name Agito should be proud! Its so fitting and deliciously ironic. It is constantly in motion, but then again its not, going anywhere.
It goes on and on, kinda like the energizer bunny, maybe they should make Agito batteries.
@rosinmonkekyx17: Want to hear a real story about something that is not a game? i had a smartphone for 8 years, never had spam on it, never shared my phone number with any sites at all (thats 0 sites ever), neither with people i didn't trust, suddenly google accounts started forcing people to input their cellphones for account security measures or else they wouldn't be able to access their accounts any more. (people might not remember this because google received a lot of flame for it, it was around the same year that it started merging youtube and google accounts, so it stopped forcing people who didn't add their phone numbers to add them, now it only forces people to add one for new accounts.)
1 day after adding my smartphone's phone number to my google account i started receiving phone calls at 2 AM in the morning from private numbers, i could hear people breathing in the other end of the line and they wouldn't say a word.
Not half a week after, i started receiving spam in my smartphone. The one which never got a single spam message in at least 6 years of use.
I checked online and found out this is normal behaviour from companies to check if a phone number logged into an account is still in use, so they can sell it to spammers (other companies), how did i find that out? one of the times the private number called it wasn't private, so i found out that number was from another country in a different time zone, and that phone was listed online in forums as one of such company's numbers.
The companies that make these mobile games share information with companies such as google which buy this information, in order to resell them for advertising use them themselves for advertising, AKA SPAM.
Real story. The only site i ever shared my smartphone number was in google, and i never bothered using game mobile apps either. Thats why people like Frank are necessary. Because google and other companies sell your private information, they don't "share it" with "responsible parties" like they claim in their privacy agreements.
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