Sadly this has hurt Nintendo's image even among the most loyal of it's fans. They even got called out in a gaming magazine as either being incompetent or underhanded or both.
Imagine if Apple announced the iPhone 8 and only released 10 per store on launch day. I mean what kind of bass-ackward way of thinking is this anyway?
Apple just releases the same phone over and over again for the past 5 versions and people laud them for their creativity ;o)
And how many times on how many platforms has Nintendo re-released classic NES games?
Shorting production gives Nintendo several advantages.Nintendo does this with their amiibos too, they make fake shortages and then after a while you find the stuff cheap. Remember that gold mario everyone was losing their minds over a few years back? Got it for 6.99 used at gamestop. If i want a princess peach with no legs or a samus with 2 cannon arms like those high priced factory rejects i can make those for less than what ebay wants lol. We're going to see this fake shortage when their new system comes out too, just like we did with the wii, wii u, and various handhelds.
I wanna get one for my 5 year old. Way better than cell phone games imho
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I have Super Mario Bros on my android smartphone![]()
I've got a few reasons for my thoughts on this. I really don't want my kids getting in the habit of grabbing my phone whenever they want. Partially it's for privacy, partially it's because them I want them to be engaged in the world around them, whether they are bored or not. We do a lot of long car rides and I want to continue talking, listening to music and playing 20 questions. I'll be really sad if we start driving to school and they are just dialed in to my phone for the whole trip.
I also want to promote dexterity, so I firmly believe in tactile controllers. My daughter has terrible thumb strength. She needs the exercise. Personally, I hate emulators and having a pretend controller on a phone is the worst way to experience a platformer.
And lastly, I think video games should stay somewhat social. I like the idea of my kids taking turns while sitting in front of a tv. I don't want them locked into their own world that way. Of course at a certain point they will probably use my 3ds, but for now, I want to be a part of their gaming.
It's not that we're hippy parents either. My kids are addicted to TV. But I'd rather have them watch a show together than each locked into a different iPad.All sounds like good parentingmuch better than some of what I got: don't sit too much infront of that thing or you'll get square eye [emoji38]
And yes, a phone as a controller: SUX. I have only ever made it to the 2nd level so, it's really just a fun little thing to have on your fun, as opposed to something worth while![]()
I wanna get one for my 5 year old. Way better than cell phone games imho
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