See this is where you ignored the last part of my comment. If you hadn’t you’d get why the Harley example makes absolutely no sense

I’m blind in that case because I don’t see anything that contradicts the Harley example in your statement.

Patients don’t protect small inventors anymore. They are now just systems to protect large corporations from competition. Patients are instead now weaponized against local businesses and small inventors. We need major world wide patient reform.

A toggleable hard mode is really that much to ask for?

A menu option to disable exp share?

Fuck man just give me another pokeathlon

I don’t see how any of these optional things would ruin the expirence, be expensive to implement, or are that much to ask for.

Hell I’d love to be able to go into buildings again, but I guess that would ruin the games irrevocably

You’re completely missing/ingoring mine and the other user’s point.

Sure, they might focus on a certain demographic as theur customer, but that’s not what actually makes them money. They’re not paying attention to reality and it’s going to bite them in the ass

Maybe when I said they didn’t need “radical changes” you thought I meant they shouldn’t change the games? Because I meant they wouldn’t have to make any radical changes to their current products to make them more appealing to their older fans. I’m saying they could keep basically all the changes that make the modern games modern and add some simple things like menu options for difficulty and maybe some optional content similar to old events (contests, pokeathelon, etc.) or a really a long list of small tweaks that dobt change the modern games much at all. Just enough change to make them more appealing and challenging for those that want that.

That could be the confusion.

I think you’re projecting and looking for something that isn’t here. Relax.

Well I will shut up then, it seems I’m not around kids enough to know what they are into.

Imagine if only Need for Speed racing games were allowed to exist, or the only allowed shooter game was Call of Duty.

Fuck Nintendo.

I think your auto-correct has gone wrong; patients rather than patents 3 times.

Totally agree with your point though. I’d extend it to include copyright reform as well as patents; intellectual property rights are being abused globally and used as a way to abuse citizens.

Ah, yes. Just gaslight me. Real mature.

In your mind I’m sure that makes sense. Cheers.

Next up: Nintendo tries to patent jumping; citing Mario

Everything is owned by a few corporations operating umbrella companies that make up the illusion of competition

If they did something good with it sure… But they are like Lego… Not much value for the price compared to others…

But be honest here.

Has it ever bit them in the ass?

My point here is that this guy has supported Nintendo for 40 fucking years and now has finally stopped despite Nintendo always having been the way they are.

At no point have they been a good company, and likely, will never be a good company.

But now, after spending literal decades shipping the brand, he has stopped.

Its honestly hilarious.

how about actually innovate your games, instead allowing Masuda to make slop after slop. from switch on, thier games largely degenerated in quality compared to previous generations.

he was also vulcan in enterprise, and a ocampan in voyager. RIP gary graham.

i feel like alot of the current customers are milleneals who grew up with pokemon, at least in the competitive scene, its all grown ass people fighting over a kids game, and scalping it.

i remember pokemon kinda fell off for a few years, before coming back with black and white.