Microsoft wants to buy Nintendo

Null · 08-06-2004, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Crono

The same type of people said that Rare was a crappy developer, when they were suddenly bought out by MS. But you never heard them say it before MS bought them.

not really. i heard people complaining about them being 'crappy' before that.... thing is then, the nintendo fans wouldnt admit it....i find the ones devoted to MS are the ones that make up that story more often then not. Show me something rare has done good since N64 and i'll be amazed. because since then Rare has been horrible... when they actually get a game out that is.

The fanboy stories can be made up however you want to look at it....

Nintendo fanboys said rare sucked only after they were bought..... OR...Nintendo fanboys wouldnt admit rare sucked while they were with nintendo.
MS fanboys suddenly stoped saying rare sucked when MS Bought them. OR MS fanboys would just never admit they were good before MS bought them.

A game is a game. who cares who makes them, if its good its good.

Dyne · 08-06-2004, 04:18 PM

No, we didn't HAVE an opinion on Rare before the buyout because there were no games. Only then did we realize, "hey.. they took forever with their games." And when we saw Star Fox Adventure, well..

It's explainable.

Null · 08-06-2004, 04:23 PM

Why the hell do you have an arm for your avatar?

Dyne · 08-06-2004, 04:49 PM

I was fooling around last night and I had no idea what to put, so I put myself. O_o

GameMaster · 08-06-2004, 10:58 PM

By not playing Nintendo games or buying Nintendo products if they were bought by Microsoft, you would be displaying honor and allegiance to Nintendo. But if you did continue to play the games, it would be the same as serving the American side in Vietnam war. We were led there with a false purpose, it was not necessary for us enter battle there. The soldiers fell prey to their own leaders. The REAL reason for Vietnam was for the government to try their newly developed hallucinogens. And guess who the guinea pigs were? American soldiers. And the one of the saddest parts is the hallucinogens weren't even safe. They were created to make the soldiers fight harder, longer, and more fiercer. But it was a double edge, soldiers fought their enemies and each other under the evil effect of the unsafe hallucinogens. If my testament wasn't enough, then let a movie called Jacob's Ladder take you further down the hole of truth.

If you play Nintendo games under Microsoft ownership, you're being a misinformed, deceived soldier. And the punch you take, will be from the fist of a friend.

Null · 08-06-2004, 11:06 PM

see, secret conspiricy with subliminal messages.

Crono · 08-06-2004, 11:09 PM

GM, you are messed. You are comparing video games to a war? A god damned WAR. You know when people ACTUALLY DIE painfully and not the imaginary kiddie deaths that happen in your Super Mario or Legend of Zelda.

If you really take a video game that seriously... uh... what can I say? You need help?

Joeiss · 08-06-2004, 11:52 PM

This is getting too weird for my likings.

Canyarion · 08-07-2004, 05:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Crono

If you really take a video game that seriously... uh... what can I say? You need help?

He doesn't. Please try to understand his humor... and then PRETEND he is serious... it's better that way.

Bond · 08-07-2004, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by GameMaster

By not playing Nintendo games or buying Nintendo products if they were bought by Microsoft, you would be displaying honor and allegiance to Nintendo. But if you did continue to play the games, it would be the same as serving the American side in Vietnam war. We were led there with a false purpose, it was not necessary for us enter battle there. The soldiers fell prey to their own leaders. The REAL reason for Vietnam was for the government to try their newly developed hallucinogens. And guess who the guinea pigs were? American soldiers. And the one of the saddest parts is the hallucinogens weren't even safe. They were created to make the soldiers fight harder, longer, and more fiercer. But it was a double edge, soldiers fought their enemies and each other under the evil effect of the unsafe hallucinogens. If my testament wasn't enough, then let a movie called Jacob's Ladder take you further down the hole of truth.

If you play Nintendo games under Microsoft ownership, you're being a misinformed, deceived soldier. And the punch you take, will be from the fist of a friend.

Don't ever compare videogames to war.