a mi parecer el pecado de nintendo en el n64 y gamecube fue sacar sus franquicias fuertes en los tres primeros años esto a mi parecer le dio ventaja a ps en la era del 64 y microsoft en la era del gamecube. por que yo recuerdo que muchos amigos tenian el n64 en el inicio de este y ya al final muchos tenian ps igual con el xbox

ahora en el wii saco pokemon zelda mario metroid smash y kart en lo que lleva y se va esperar a sacar los siguientes juegos llamese starfox, pokemon, pikmin, animal crossing, f zero, disaster, hammer, donkey, geist yo creo que estos juegos junto a call of duty, el juego de high voltage no recuerdo el nombre y madworld le daran a este un gran empuje en lo que le queda de vida a la consola cosa que a mi parecer le falto al n64 y gamecube

I dream of a Twilight princess in glorious HD - imagine Zelda on *gasp* the PS3. What blasphemy! If it's simply too much for your Nintendo fanboy heart, imagine a Wii with PS3 or 360 capable hardware. Instead of this wonderful dream, we have... Wii Music. Seriously, what the hell was that at E3 this year? I'm only reiterating what's already has been said by industry professionals left and right, but Nintendo has essentially ditched its core demographic. Where the hell is the sheer joy that I experienced when I first popped in Metroid Prime? Smash Brothers Melee? Wind Waker? Those were the last generation's graphical marvels. I loved every second of those games, and remember every detail fondly. Now? We have Lego-esque avatars doing their thing in the Wii browser. The first sign of trouble for me was when they delayed the Gamecube version of Twilight Princess - I even wanted a Wii back then. Now, 2 years later, I'm completely turned off by the very idea of the white hunk of plastic with my beloved Gamecube inside it. Out of all 3 last generation consoles, I loved my Gamecube the most. In the current era, most of my resentment and dissent is aimed solely at the Wii.

Nintendo has screwed themselves to the wall with their current approach - call me a retard for saying that about a 20 million strong console, but what's going to happen to Nintendo's dev studios for the NEXT generation? While current generation devs have already grappled with more complex hardware, Nintendo's studios are stuck in the Gamecube era. Their next gen games are gonna look like current gen launch titles while stuff like Gears of War and MGS4 have already raised the bar higher. It's harder to do HD - you have 4 times the content to put in these games compared to last generation, but it looks a hell of a lot better. The devs may bitch and moan at the work, but in the end, it's all worth it. The reason why the Wii was so easy to develop for was because *gasp* - it's a rebranded, overclocked Gamecube with a DVD drive and a new controller. I mean, isn't it ironic that Super Smash Brothers Brawl - quite possibly, by popular opinion, the best Wii game out right now - is best played with a Gamecube controller? What the hell happened to revolutionary new controls when the old implement simply worked better?

For the next generation, I don't think those 40 year old mothers and geriatrics are going to be willing to shell out however much the next generation of consoles cost for another Nintendo box. I know I won't be, unless it promises hi-def Metroid and Zelda. Simply, PC gaming has proven one thing to me - once you taste the sweet nectar that is the high-def realm of gaming graphics, there is simply no going back. Nintendo loyalists, I applaud you for your faith - I too, hope for the day when they enter the current generation.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna go get lost on Tallon IV again. Anyone care to join me?

Last night was hilarious.
First, well, first first, me and my daddy made peach cobbler.  And then it was like close to 8:30, so I went in the living room, and got out the Gamecube.  So, me and my dad played Mario Kart: Double Dash.  Which is like, five years old, we figured out.  Sad.  Anyway, we played, and I lost, of course.  It was pretty great though, because I started out doing great.
What we need is a Wii, and then the Mario Kart game for that, and the steering wheel controllers, and then the flips they do on the commercial, and all that great stuff.  I want that game.  And Super Mario Galaxy, and Guitar Hero, and whatever else game, oh ya, Super Smash Brothers Brawl!
Nintendo RULES.
Anyway, after we eated yummmay peach cobbler, I convinced mom to play Mario Kart, and that was just hilarious.  She didn't do too bad, I guess, for not playing since we got the game (at least I think she played then).  Anyway, I don't know how to explain the hilarity of it all, but it was hilarious.  Like really funny.  The falling off, then almost falling off, getting back on course, then falling off.  It was very, very comical.

One thing, though....
Why does my mom have to come and read my books?  It's like an invasion of my privacy.  I don't know, just, they're my books, I'm not comfortable with liking the same books that my mom likes (well, her liking the same books that I like, anyway).  It's the same thing with my music.  Well, not with my mom, but with other people - if they love the songs that I love, the song just isn't the same anymore.  But more so with books and my mom.  It's like, I don't know, I read them, they're my stories, and if she reads them, they're not mine anymore.  She's like ooo, I wanna read that one, and it's one that I want to read, one that is mine, in my eyes, and it's not special any more if she reads it.
I guess I'm just selfish and don't like to share those kinds of things.
Which, is true I guess.  There are things that I just do not like sharing with other people.  Books, and music.  Movies are okay, wait, not they're not.  Movies are just the same.
I guess I like things to be special for me, and if it's special for someone else too, it's not the same special for me anymore.  If it's other people in the world, great.  If it's people that I am friends with, family with, whatever with, know in any context and am close to, it's just too much and it's not right.  It ruins it for me, and it's just not, special!
Okay so before I say that for the millionth time, I'm gonna go now. Be back later, I'm sure.