[QUOTE="CrymeAriver"][QUOTE="garrett_duffman"][QUOTE="CrymeAriver"] nintendo casual since 2001 online was relevant in 1996 with quake 1 it was huge. quake sucks schlong quit bringing it up before I have to issue an amber alert for my boot that was kidnapped by your ass funny considering n64 gamers played quake. nobody cares.
[QUOTE="CrymeAriver"] go stick ur **** mote up ur ass and **** off casual NO REAL NINTENDO FAN BOUGHT A WII PERIOD......CrymeAriver
NO U GO PISS SH!T AND HOLD GRAB OF WHAT CASUAL CONSIDERED HORSE PAIN NINTENDO GARAGE!! nintendo casual since 2001 online was relevant in 1996 with quake 1 it was huge. quake sucks schlong quit bringing it up before I have to issue an amber alert for my boot that was kidnapped by your ass
[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"][QUOTE="CrymeAriver"]technology wasnt right but dreamcast shipped with a modem in 1999.CrymeAriver
look how that turned out. i'd love to see how many weeks it would take you to take a thriving company down by simply being in charge of it. it turned out fine untill hype from ps2 killed it. xbox shipped with broadband only support in 2001 man lol and service launched in 2002. looks like xbox turned out fine untill nintendo killed xbox with xbox360 KINECT. just got back from the fact-checking office guys, and he's right. nintendo DID killed xbox with the kinect.
[QUOTE="garrett_duffman"][QUOTE="CrymeAriver"]thanks to you fakeboy nintendo gamers and casuals people who bought NES when it was still being manufactured no longer buy nintendo consoles.CrymeAriver
you're a turd, you know that? My family bought an NES when it was still being manufactured, and the wii is my most played system this gen. Online play sucks the king's schlong, and its people like you who ruin the image of video games. nintendo doesn't need your sale, they are doing fine without you. good riddance. your family did you didnt so whatever you said isnt relevant. aah, great logic. I commend you for your cognitive superiority.
thanks to you fakeboy nintendo gamers and casuals people who bought NES when it was still being manufactured no longer buy nintendo consoles.CrymeAriver
you're a turd, you know that? My family bought an NES when it was still being manufactured, and the wii is my most played system this gen. Online play sucks the king's schlong, and its people like you who ruin the image of video games. nintendo doesn't need your sale, they are doing fine without you. good riddance.
[QUOTE="CrymeAriver"][QUOTE="garrett_duffman"][QUOTE="CrymeAriver"] i owned gamecube and i wanted online games and i was left out in the cold. I had a gamecube too, and I spent money on the modem and I had phantasy star. Cry me a river, no pun intended. the technology just wasnt there yet. yes it was snes supported mario kart online with xband. im sure you played the crap out of that--oh wait; you didnt. not that it matters, because that wasnt even nintendo's technology, nor was it even system exclusive.
[QUOTE="CrymeAriver"][QUOTE="garrett_duffman"][QUOTE="CrymeAriver"]i lost respect for nintendo ever since gamecube era releasing weaker hardware than competitor and not supporting the modem they released for gamecube. nintendo didnt even make games for the modem they released for gamecube bunch of goddamn idiots. gamecube was stronger than the ps2. not supporting the modem? that's rich, because 99% of people who owned gamecubes didnt care about online, hence the lack of support. its like making hotdogs and releasing buns when everybody wants to eat their hotdogs cut up on a plate without buns. i owned gamecube and i wanted online games and i was left out in the cold. I had a gamecube too, and I spent money on the modem and I had phantasy star. Cry me a river, no pun intended. the technology just wasnt there yet.
[QUOTE="CrymeAriver"]i lost respect for nintendo ever since gamecube era releasing weaker hardware than competitor and not supporting the modem they released for gamecube. nintendo didnt even make games for the modem they released for gamecube bunch of goddamn idiots. gamecube was stronger than the ps2. not supporting the modem? that's rich, because 99% of people who owned gamecubes didnt care about online, hence the lack of support. its like making hotdogs and releasing buns when everybody wants to eat their hotdogs cut up on a plate without buns.
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