Crush42 (2014-07-22 23:46:17)

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StarFox 64 3Ds lack of online ringing a bell? Mega's right.

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nintenman99 (2014-07-23 00:05:49)

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The game's lack of online multiplayer makes no sense. SF Command on the DS, which came before, had online multiplayer, so why not this?

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Nin10dude789 (2014-07-23 01:38:59)

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@mega
Console's specs doesn't matter. It's software that matters.

The 3DS has amazing games to play. I haven't stop playing it for 3 years.

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Crush42 (2014-07-23 02:28:02)

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It does, Nintendude, but let's face it: Kid Icarus Uprising and Ocarina Of Time 3D are the only great ones Nintendo has made for it (so far. Super Smash Bros is probably also going to be great). Resident Evil Revelations, Dead Or Alive Dimensions, Monster Hunter, Sega Allstars Racing Transformed... All fantastic games, but all by third parties that take the 3DS more seriously as a console than the company that created it.

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Nin10dude789 (2014-07-23 03:00:23)

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Well, Super Mario 3D Land is great.

Steel Diver is Ok. Really underrated.

Dillon's Rolling western look fun.

Pushmo/Crashmo (or Pullblox/whatever the other name for Europe) looks cute and fun to play.

Link Between Worlds looks amazing. The StreetPass feature looks awesome and competitively.

Tomodachi Life just looks weird and funny. Really got my attention.

Fire Emblem Awakening is jammed packed of content and DLC.

At the end of the story, it's all opinion based. No one is right or wrong.

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carlos11 (2014-07-23 04:18:10)

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Pokemon games are not just rehashes. Each new generation brings new game mechanics, new features, and of course, new pokemon. If you think otherwise, you just don't like Pokemon.

A rehash is CoD.

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pikarceus (2014-07-23 04:54:39)

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Their online is pathetic and sucks balls, it still can't match the PS3, a console released EIGHT YEARS ago. They suck at really pushing their current hardware, Super Mario 3D Land was only 30 fps, Fire Emblem had no feet, I could rant all day. Plus the new Zelda is no where near as epic looking as that 2011 tech demo. All the awesome boundary pushi g stuff like KI:U, MH3U, Re: Revelations, X, etc is either 3rd parties or studios that kind of have their own free reign apart from Nintendo. (An entire studio was made just for KI:U)

That being said, they do get a lot of unjustified hate, as they kind of are the "odd man out." PS4 and Xbox One are pretty similar despite what the fanboys will tell you, Wii U really stands out. However, I would also argue that the Xbox One gets way more hate then the Wii U. The Vita also gets a ridiculous amount of hate. It's getting a little old. Yes Sony fans did troll the 3DS a lot when it was not doing hot and Nintendo fans have since gotten their revenge, but it has been years and it would be nice if people would stop hating something they probably haven't even played the demo of. Also, most people are pretty ignorant of the library.
Right now I'm playing BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma on Vita, amazing but I doubt any of you have heard of it.

Nintendo fans always complain about how X series is popular and how sales don't matter and so on when at the same time ignoring niche games and flaunting sales of games like Mario.

Either way, everything gets hated on the internet so it doesn't really matter much.

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nintenman99 (2014-07-23 15:00:12)

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@Nin10dude789 Thank for explaining to these idiots what great games the 3DS had. Including SSB3DS and TL.

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leafpool (2014-07-29 09:34:28)

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I would just hate the fact that the Nintendo of America (not sure if this warning to the Gen 1 Pokemon games was put in the troubleshooting sections anywhere else) is because of their stupidity with MissingNo. and it's graphical glitching. Personally, I thought the glitching was pretty boss, because you got to expiriment with the graphics. But for those who wanted to play the game with a normal set of graphics, Nintendo said to release MissingNo. (Wrong #1). If the problem persisted, the player had to completely reset the game (Wrong #2), thus deleting the save file and starting all over again. But Nintendo's way to fix it was wrong. Releasing MissingNo. just meant releasing a fun glitch, and not fixing your game. You just needed to look at the Pokedex entry or stat page of an official Pokemon or a hybrid glitch Pokemon. Think of all the people who reset their game for nothing, because of Nintento not knowing how to fix their own game. (Courtesy of Bulbapedia for the Nintendo statement, and the way to fix the game's graphics.)

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carlos11 (2014-07-29 15:34:07)

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What?

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leafpool (2014-07-30 02:07:50)

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All those people who had to reset their game if they didn't like the graphics being all screwed up. Nintendo didn't even know how to fix their own game glitch, so they just said, "Hey, let's just reset the file. It will definately fix the game if MissingNo. being released didn't!" Seriously, they probably didn't even test it.

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Nin10dude789 (2014-07-30 02:19:46)

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@leagpool
You're crying for just a simple glitch?

That was the GameBoy you're talking about, not a 3DS. Technology back then is not like ours today.

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leafpool (2014-07-30 13:01:38)

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Crying? No. And so what? Stupidity is stupidity.

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Nin10dude789 (2014-07-30 15:16:55)

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That glitch was rare to find, and that glitch didn't harm. Maybe a little.

Your stupidity is higher.

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nintenman99 (2014-07-30 21:08:13)

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↑ ghey. And, @leagpool, yes, you were crying.

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