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  Play ISDF | January 22, 2008
  I'm sure I'd be sorry too if I had a huge amount of angry people annoyed with me because one of the most, if not the most anticipated game of last/this year was delayed quite a bit.
  
  Still, guess I can't blame them with the amount of content they are floggin in.
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  Storm | January 22, 2008
  Definitely. It's worth the wait, so why should there be angry customers? Especially if it's only a month's delay. We can keep busy with No More Heroes or something.
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  Chaos | January 22, 2008
  I can't wait to see the editoral of the next Nintendo Power; I'm sure there'll be a lot of people complaining about the new delay.
  
  I was upset too, but I can't blame them. Hopefully this will be the last one, though.
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  Bri | January 22, 2008
  As usual, I never understand how people can be so impatient. They could have just gone ahead and released the game as it was, glitchy and probably slow-running. If they need more time to fine-tune the game, it can only be because they truly want to give gamers their money's worth. A month-long delay isn't THAT bad, how many gamers were pissed off when MGS4 was delayed pretty much half-a year? Virtually nobody.
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  Smiffers | January 22, 2008
  I was happy with the delays, what would you prefer? A rushed game? or a game that is constantly getting better by the second?
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  Storm | January 22, 2008
  Yeah, an anticipated rushed game from last year would be Soldier of Fortune: Payback. That was disappointing, as I was a huge fan of SoF and SoFII.
  
  There were practically no decent features to it. It didn't even have basics such as being able to chat with other players in game.
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  iLLmatic | January 22, 2008
  Its funny. Some will always say things like "People need to be patient, blah blah, why would you want them to release a glitchy product, blah blah, etc." I can't speak for everyone, but people who say these things are missing the point. I am extremely upset that Metal Gear Solid 4 has been delayed for what seems like forever. Am I angry that they aren't rushing an unfinished product to the store? Of course I'm not. What I'm upset about, is the fact that they are having these "issues" that is causing the delay. Am I mad at the programmers? No, shit happens. I'm just mad because MGS4 is probably #1 on my list of games I've been waiting for since the new generation of consoles came out, so naturally I'm not exactly happy that I can't play it when I thought I would be able to.
  
  Its the same with anything in life. If you've been anticipating something only to find out that you have to continue to wait, you are going to be upset. Its a natural feeling, especially when things get multiple delays, closer and closer to the release date. Its like dangling a steak in front of a starving man tied to a tree.
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    Storm | January 23, 2008
    Well that's true, they should have prevented these issues well before a release date, or just not give out a release date until the game isn't glitchy and such...highly anticipated games such as MGS4 and SSBB, too.
    
    I'm sure we're all at least a bit upset about the delays, that perhaps they should just release a patch soon after it's release, but it can't be helped. I find it better this way, as they are trying not to disappoint people who have waited so long for these titles, only to get it and say, "what's with all the damn game problems I'm getting?"
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      Bri | January 23, 2008
      I have similar thoughts. I would be way more pissed if a game like MGS4 or Brawl were released, and it being labeled "Devil May Cry 2", if you all remember the letdown that turned out to be. Brawl and MGS4 are part of long-running series with hefty reputations, and they do not deserve to be left incomplete or glitchy just because everyone just has to play it.
      
      The gaming community can be so hypocritical, if a game is rushed, it is labeled the "developer's fault", when it was the gamers clamoring for an early release.
      
      Plus, there's more to life than video games. Try reading a book or enjoying some fresh air to pass the time.
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  gotenks992 | January 22, 2008
  I never wanted this game to be rushed anyways and when I heard of the delay, I was glad that we got it. I rather play Brawl when they think the game is really ready.
  
  And also I enjoyed this interview.
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  Murray3 | January 22, 2008
  this set back's minor compared to the days of Twilight Princess how many did that get again?
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  BANDITO ATTACK | January 22, 2008
  people are right to be angry. this is easily the most anticipated game ever for the wii. When they keep dropping new bits of info on it little by little, making everyone want it that much more, and delaying it at the same time, it's actually pretty infuriating.
  
  its got nothing to do with 'well at least its not going to be glitchy they should take their tame etc', its the fact that we've been waiting for this since before the wii was even out, and EVERYONE is *bleep*ing sick of waiting.
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  IAMJOB56 | January 22, 2008
  I will laugh very very hard if it turns out to be a horrid game, that only fanboys buy. lol.
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    BANDITO ATTACK | January 23, 2008
    laugh hard, its a long way to the bank.
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    SSJ3 Trunks | January 23, 2008
    Well, it's not gonna be because of all the stuff to do.
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  Remino52 | January 23, 2008
  No duh he is.He is the president of nintendo.