For the last time, they DO listen to their fans! If they didn't listen to their fans, the GameCube would be cluttered with violent, bloody games that all the other systems have! They try to listen to their fans AND do what's best for the company.
Alright, so it lacks third-party support and online support. You can bet that in the future, Nintendo will of course, fix that. They've become MUCH more competitive now. That means they'll try to do what the competition is doing, which is having online play. They'll probably have it for the Revolution. As for new games, sure, they've used Mario WAY too much. I mean WHAT ARE THEY THINKING! I love the Mario games, but they use that series too much. Instead of Mario Pinall for the GBA, it should have been...er...Metroid or Zelda Pinball. Maybe even just "Nintendo Pinball", where you go through different Nintendo-themed pinball tables and a different character could be used for each one. (Example: Samus in her morph ball form.) Pikmin is still fairly new, though.
Every system has their flaws. Nintendo has some. But the PS2 breaks a lot. And the Xbox's controllers are horrendous. And the DreamCast...er...let's not go there...
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For the last time, they DO listen to their fans! If they didn't listen to their fans, the GameCube would be cluttered with violent, bloody games that all the other systems have! They try to listen to their fans AND do what's best for the company.
Alright, so it lacks third-party support and online support. You can bet that in the future, Nintendo will of course, fix that. They've become MUCH more competitive now. That means they'll try to do what the competition is doing, which is having online play. They'll probably have it for the Revolution. As for new games, sure, they've used Mario WAY too much. I mean WHAT ARE THEY THINKING! I love the Mario games, but they use that series too much. Instead of Mario Pinall for the GBA, it should have been...er...Metroid or Zelda Pinball. Maybe even just "Nintendo Pinball", where you go through different Nintendo-themed pinball tables and a different character could be used for each one. (Example: Samus in her morph ball form.) Pikmin is still fairly new, though.
Every system has their flaws. Nintendo has some. But the PS2 breaks a lot. And the Xbox's controllers are horrendous. And the DreamCast...er...let's not go there...
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