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  Zeon I | June 06, 2008
  lol, somebody has officially stated the obvious. I don't think Nintendo will ever stop milking franchises, but I wonder about Mario, what will his future hold, because you can't really top going to Space and flying through hundreds of Toybox themed Galaxies. =/
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    On Vacation | June 06, 2008
    as a matter of fact, I heard mario is now mascoting for mexican burrito resturants
    
    *tonuge rolllll*
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  Seeker X | June 06, 2008
  Hmm, these standards must've gotten past a few people that believed that SMG deserved TWO GotY awards...
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  Final Blade | June 06, 2008
  <sub>People are now learning this? Wow, if nintendo keeps milking there games, for example Mario Zelda Metroid Im fully going to hate them forever.
  
  Take risks, make a new Franchises; put down the small fat plumber to rest, the bow slinging Zelda or the shooting Metroid prime and make new games.
  
  One of the reasons I don't like them now.</sub>
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  Gothic Girl | June 06, 2008
  I don't mind if they keep the Mario franchise going, as long as they don't stop making GOOD Mario games (like Galaxy, 64, etc) in exchange for the crappy mini-games.
  
  But I pretty much agree with Final Blade... Nintendo need to start coming up with new ideas and new franchises. In this gen people seem to have finally noticed that Nintendo just keep bringing out the same box or tricks over and over again. Many are getting sick of it. We want something new, because same ol' same ol' Mario, Zelda, Metroid, etc. games aren't going to be enough to get people into buying a console.
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  Zeon I | June 06, 2008
  Gothic Girl, that is true, but there isn't much Ninty can work with these days without completely dropping it's "family friendly" status.
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    iLLmatic | June 06, 2008
    How you figure? Thats what Nintendo does. They don't have to have M rated games to be popular, they just need something original.
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  Zeon I | June 06, 2008
  Nintendo has covered almost Video Game Genre out there and still wants their 1st Party Titles to give off this "kiddie vibe", so that's why I'm saying there isn't much room for them to expand. They'll need to step out their comfort zone (lol, anagrams) if they want to succeed in the future.