As it is presumptuous to expect big companies to forget their businesses interests so they make a portion of the players happy. We do buy the games but we aren't entitled to everything, the game is being made for us but most of all Nintendo is a company that has to make money most of all. And what have people lost? The game doesn't support a peripheral seriously what's there to get over? If people can't get over that then life will crush them pretty easily. The thing is things are the way they are, people just have to get used to playing without a C-stick and the game plays perfectly fine without it. Complain as much as you want no one is entitled to anything, the only thing you can do is not buy the game, and if someone doesn't buy it because it doesn't support a peripheral, he's an idiot. Sorry for being blunt.
No one is asking for a life lesson or some condenscending allegorical hooplah. The fact of the matter is that this was a deliberate act against a specific demographic of users, one that incurred at the last second. And even if you can get away with something doesn't mean you should.
You can't have a business without customers, and if you betray enough customers you have financial backlash (see: Nintendo Wii). Especially when you get lied to--because Nintendo clearly stated that they had no plans of making a second stick for their hardware, and then release it. It's ****ed up marketing. Capcom said they can't put Strider in Marvel vs Capcom, but they did, prayed on that and sold customers another copy of the game. Nintendo made the Wii U without GC ports and removed every model of the Wii on the market that used GC ports and memory cards, then they release a peripheral just so you can use it when they could have just made the Wii U with them in the first place, especially when all signs pointed at Nintendo abandoning the GC controller. I don't know about you, but I refuse to get money grabbed by a company and just sit there and deal with it. There is a reason why I bought my Wii U used, because I'm not gonna give Nintendo my money unless they learn how to practice all that family friendly no man left behind bs they spout out of their technicolored advertising campaigns.
No one here is crushed, and yes we can deal without the use of an additional peripheral. The issue here is you prancing into a topic I'll informed of the use of the device in question and telling us to get over it, because YOU don't use it, nay, you don't even make a remote attempt to educate yourself on why this is an issue to competitive smash players. Are you really so full of yourself?--I pray that you aren't, as I'm not one to make an enemy with someone I have never met. Don't you think that since your statements are met with resistance that you may have to conduct some self-evaluation? Or y'know, just don't say anything? Because I strongly believe you don't have a clue as to what your are talking about, and if you do, I invite you to prove me wrong.
I don't think the individual who decides not to purchase something because he / she cannot enjoy it in the manner in which he / she is accustomed is an idiot. Gaming is a leasure activity; a privelage, and if I can't enjoy it, why waste my time and finances? You can't ridicule someone for not succumbing to group think, and you definitely can't call someone an idiot for standing up to a clear injustice. Most of us probably would have bought the new 3DS given the time and opportunity, but the peripheral atleast have us something to hold us over until a release, but to prohibit an audience from using it right after the announcement? **** that. I don't care how you word it, alienating an audience for financial gain is not right, and very hypocritical coming from the company in question.
I applaud those of us with the fortitude to make a stand against a blatant attack on a community, because buying something you won't fully enjoy is foolish; it's like deliberately buying clothes that don't fit, but continuing to be in discomfort because everyone is in the same position. On the contrary, if you continue decide to purchase a product and continue to enable the behavior of undercutting customers "because they can", then you are the idiot.