Games We Love but Wish We Could Love Playing
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At the start of his latest "Iwata Asks" interview, the President of Nintendo himself, Satoru Iwata, offered an apology for the delay of Super Smash Bros. Brawl ...
Hello, Everyone. My name is Satoru Iwata, President of Nintendo Co., Ltd. Beginning today, I would like to deliver an interview that explains the vision and the development process behind the creation of Super Smash Bros. Brawl. But before we begin, I would like to offer an apology.
With the completion of the game falling behind schedule, we were unable to keep our promised release date, despite our greatest efforts in attempting to release this game on time. I would like to extend my most sincere apology to all of our customers that are anticipating the titles release, and also to our retailers.
I have asked Mr. Nagata from "Hobo Nikkan Itoi Shinbun" (a webpage hosted by famed copywriter Shigesato Itoi), who is a fan of Smash Bros. himself, to take on the role as the editor for this Iwata Asks interview. The last time he helped us was with the Iwata Asks series before the Wii launch, but I feel like I have asked the perfect candidate to convey the appeal of Smash Bros.
I hope you enjoy this interview.
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Still, guess I can't blame them with the amount of content they are floggin in.
I was upset too, but I can't blame them. Hopefully this will be the last one, though.
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.
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.
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?"
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.
And also I enjoyed this interview.
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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