Great Deceiver
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You can't complain that it's a shovelware port machine and then complain that it's just a first party box with huge gaps between releases - it's either one or the other.
I bought the system for the Nintendo games that I can't get anywhere else, and I have a PC for the rest. My only real complaint is that everything is overpriced, especially games since I'm spoiled by Steam sales and so on. But as I work full time I hardly have the opportunity to play more than a couple of hours a night, so even though I think they blew their load with Zelda and Mario in the same year (one of those being a port), those two games are probably going to last me 6 months.
I really think that, on average, Nintendo games are just that much better than every other company's (especially considering consoles) and it takes time and inspiration to make them. That's fine by me.
However, I wouldn't really recommend buying one of these things if it's going to be your only gaming machine. In fact, I wouldn't recommend it as anything but a luxury toy, but it's a pretty cool one.
I bought the system for the Nintendo games that I can't get anywhere else, and I have a PC for the rest. My only real complaint is that everything is overpriced, especially games since I'm spoiled by Steam sales and so on. But as I work full time I hardly have the opportunity to play more than a couple of hours a night, so even though I think they blew their load with Zelda and Mario in the same year (one of those being a port), those two games are probably going to last me 6 months.
I really think that, on average, Nintendo games are just that much better than every other company's (especially considering consoles) and it takes time and inspiration to make them. That's fine by me.
However, I wouldn't really recommend buying one of these things if it's going to be your only gaming machine. In fact, I wouldn't recommend it as anything but a luxury toy, but it's a pretty cool one.