I agree. If you want something, speak up! You're buying their stuff, and they do listen.
I think Club Nintendo was a great idea for this. They could get opinions and reward us for them.
Is the new system going to do this?
I don't know. Haven't heard anything about it, so probably at least not yet.
Maybe they think social media will take care of it for them now.
On that note, I've finally decided to walk the walk.
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Just one tweet from one person won't do much of anything, admittedly, but one is better than nothing.
Aaand I've been doing plenty of that.
I honestly don't see the problem with being critical.
I could stand to do less of it, admittedly. Not just with games, but in general. But in Nintendo's case, it's hard not to be critical since they are one of the most tone deaf gaming companies in existence.
I'm not saying you can't criticize anything, although sometimes I wish the fandom would be a little less bitter about how they word it due to the sheer number and magnitude of people upset any time Nintendo ever does anything. . .
I'm just saying that for the amount of effort put into it, it would be far more efficient to focus more of those opinions closer to their ears.
If that were true we would have had Mother 3 ages ago and Fed Force would have been cancelled (hah)
Nintendo isn't exactly a company to consistently bend to criticism. Looking at you Color Splash.
If anyone isn't familiar with the Muppets they need a good slap in the face or three.
OK, maybe that was a bit of an exaggeration, but I do think that we tend to voice our opinions far more heavily between ourselves than to Nintendo.
Cancelling something after money has been pumped into it and it's already far enough into development to have gameplay footage doesn't happen because at that point they've dumped enough money into it that they financially need to try to sell it or else they've lost more money by just cutting the cord than they would by just launching a flop.
Don't know what the heck they're thinking with Mother 3 and Color Splash, but maybe for a while they assumed the former was an echo chamber and the latter. . .yeah the latter was an objectively terrible idea with no actual defense but at least they seem ashamed of it judging by how they hardly covered it when it was announced.
We've been doing that a lot, but since there's not much new to talk about its literally just beating a dead horse at this point...we've all accepted that we should wait until e3 or whenever the next direct will be before we start complaining some more...
. . .We have? I'm pretty sure the subject of Nintendo comes up a lot whether I bring it up or not anyway and it always ends in complaining regardless.