Wii

[Archem]

Perhaps it is... Although, I'm also easily annoyed by small things... Especially when I'm irritated by them being kind of poor reasons. At least we finished it quickly, I hate long-lasting debates.

[plightofthepureblood]

Dude, its Wii.

How long lasting of a debate can it be?

[Meiscool-2]

Originally posted by Archem2
There're more games on it aimed towards adult audiences. Hell, even Nintendo games are more mature now. Twilight Princess, Metroid Prime 3... If things continue the way they are, Metroid Prime 3 might just muster an M rating... M for Metroid, ha! That'll be the day! But seriously, most games will end up in the T or M rating area. Two of my most anticipated titles are Red Steel (T) and FarCry Vengance (M), as well as the Nintendo Twilight Princess (T), SSBB (T), and Metroid Prime 3 (T-M, RP as of now). Kiddie still kinda flops. I respect your opinion, but if you must have a reason, make it a better one, 'kay?

**Hint hint! Here's your opportunity to say "I just don't want it" and get out on a technicality!**

Oh wow, teen games.

That totally removes all the kiddy "Here we go!" statements from the mario series.

Far Cry Vengence wasn't originally for the WII, so don't even bring that up.

The only reason that the rating would be going up now is because of the graphics. I doubt that Zelda TP would be T if it were cell shaded.

I also respect your opinion, but your opinion is fan-bias and highly flawed. FACE IT. Nintendo was originally made, and still is, geared toward a younger audience. You can't just use classic games like Metroid and Zelda to support your arguements when the greatest portion of Nintendo games are like Pikmen, Pokemon, and Harvest Moon. Hell, even look at the gameboy. I've never seen an M rated GBA game, and I havn't seen many T either. Naturally, if they tried to hook you on Zelda at age 7, they arn't going to continue making it as kiddy. They will up it to keep those kids that they hooked at 7 will stay hooked all the way through age 21 or what have you. That's common sense. It's a seller's tech that works, and they would be stupid not to use it. So don't use Zelda, Metriod, Mario, whatever to support your "Nintendo is sooo adulty" theroies, because I've got more backing me then you do.

[distressed_gamemaker]

Very good point Meiscool.

[ImmortalDreamer]

Besides the fact that I'm not really interested in a lot of the wii's games,I also don't like the controller design. I don't wanna play my games with a ****ing TV remote!!! Not to mention the"Swing your controller around like a sword" thing sounds like it would get annoying after a while.

[ZeroKirbyX]

Originally posted by distressed_gamemaker
Very good point Meiscool.

Shut... up...

Anyways, guys, don't turn this into a damned console war. If I liked apples, and you liked oranges, I highly doubt you'd make paragraphed posts about how smooth red is worse than bumpy orange. C'mon. OPinions is opinions.

[Meiscool-2]

Well, originally I thought Archem's "I respect your opinion, but your opinion sucks" post was directed toward me. Now I guess it was directed to Plight.

[plightofthepureblood]

Whatevs.

Meis made a good enough argument.
Ill just copy paste anything he said, if Im called on for debate from this point on. Just wait and see. Out of Context Meis Quotes.

g'head. Try me.

[ZeroKirbyX]

Plight, Hamlet is considered to be one of the best works of Shakespeare. Discuss and debate the meaning of the floating omlette in the back of scene 3.

[ImmortalDreamer]

Originally posted by ZeroKirbyX
Plight, Hamlet is considered to be one of the best works of Shakespeare. Discuss and debate the meaning of the floating omlette in the back of scene 3.

Shakespear was hungry?

[plightofthepureblood]

Well, you didnt offer another party to debate with

Or what side to take.

I will then represent both sides of the argument.In a skit, of sorts.



PERSON ONE, IN FAVOUR OF THE OMELETTE:

the
series

wasn't originally

sooo adulty

PERSON TWO, OMELETTES A NO-GO:

what I think would be best

if you havn't noticed

I'm more saying that I don't care either way

I don't believe you

PERSON ONE, IN FAVOUR OF THE OMELETTE:

Teenagers can do that to people

for the most part

PERSON TWO, OMELETTES A NO-GO:

That totally removes all the

reason

PERSON ONE, IN FAVOUR OF THE OMELETTE:

but your opinion is fan-bias and highly flawed

At this point, Id like to state, that the two sides of the debate retort to a non-verbal pushing match.




END.





It would be alot more coherhent if there were more meis posts in this topic. I think id be cheating if i brought em in from others.
But it would be a fun forum game.

Tell a story using meis quotes

[Meiscool-2]

Dude, make that a forum game.

[Daetyrnis]

Originally posted by Meiscool
Dude, make that a forum game.

Seconded

[MrMister]

Meiscool, Resident Evil for DS is M.
Even though your whole argument is gaytarded to begin with, you're wrong about everything, so shut up and kill yourself.
It's midnight, I'm leaving for Wii line in 3 hours and 50 minutes.
Anyone who waits for any reason is a complete toolbox.

[Archem]

Nintendo wasn't a youth-oriented company at the start of its video game career, it actually hosted a large selection of games that had high violence level (for the time), such as Zelda (yeah, it was considered pretty violent for the time), Smash TV, Metal Gear, and a wide variety of fighting/ninja/contra-wannabee games. They (the games) stayed at that level of violence, which became more accepted as family-friendly over time because they didn't add anything to make it gorier, and censorship prevented a lot of things from making it into the USA. An NES game entitled "Princestual Orgy" was available. And remember the whole "DOOM caused the Columbine shooting" thing?
And why can't a game that "wasn't originally for the Wii" be valid in this? That's not very sound.
The new Zelda game is going to be more graphic, so cel-shading wouldn't help much (XIII and Killer 7 were cel shaded, but that didn't help them dodge the M rating).
Nintendo is currently a family-friendly company because it has the largest audience (a smart move, if you ask me), but a few of its bigger series' are taking a step (baby steps, but steps nonetheless) towards appealing to older audiences. But due to the negative response from a series' fanbase, they won't go too off track from the original style of a game just to gain attention from different groups. My opinion isn't fan-based, I want all systems. I just so happen to be in a Nintendo-oriented thread right now. No real gamer debates thigns biasedly, only fanboys do. And despite my fandome of the Zelda series, I like to get a taste of everything. I want it all.
And, finally, there were some M-rated GBA games. Not a lot, mostly due to the lack of original ideas and hardware limitations to showing violence without gameplay slowdown, but you can't overlook the fact that they existed (once you know about them, at least).
And don't say "you can't use selective examples to prove your theory", because that's the basis of all debates, selective facts.

Look, it's 2 in the morning, and I'm still using correct facts. Can we drop this already? You don't need to throw gas on a smoldering fire every chance you get, Meiscool.