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Ah, Cammie Dunaway, in just one press conference you have managed to garner the hatred of many a Nintendo fan.
When asked about what she wanted to say to the gamers who were disappointed about the lack of "hardcore" games shown at E3, her response was, "Keep playing Mario Kart, Keep playing Smash Bros".
She was then asked about what Nintendo would do about the Wii's storage space issue, her suggestion was: "were just hoping people can continue to manage right now using SD cards, deleting games that theyre not playing". Thanks Cammie! That's just what Wii owners wanted to hear! *cough*
Speaking with GameTrailers, Nintendos Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Cammie Dunaway was asked about the lack of any announcement regarding the Wiis storage problem. Dunaways response was well read :
quoteWell were just hoping people can continue to manage right now using SD cards, deleting games that theyre not playing. If its like my house, we have so many games but were always on to the next one, so we just delete one when were downloading another one and if we ever want to go back the system knows that we purchased it and we can access it right again.
what? What? Am I to believe that Nintendos official position on the storage space issues is deal with it? People shouldnt have to delete their old games if they want to purchase a new one, even if the Wii remembers that you bought it.
Oh, and I love her message to the hardcore crowd that may have been disappointed by Nintendos showing: Keep playing Mario Kart.
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She could have said it in a different way except "keep playing Mk:Wii..."
Idea! Fire! Fire her!
Also, the fact she said "Stick to Mario Kart and Smash Bros" for the hardcore gamers will surely result in some angry fanmail, or worse, they lose the respect of their hardcore fans.
I saw no where in that video that should get you guys as mad as you're acting. She said what I said in other news article. The "hardcore" games you want JUST CAME OUT! It's only been a few months since Super Mario Galaxy, Super Smash Brothers Brawl, and Mario Kart Wii came out. All she was saying was enjoy the new games, try the ones that are coming down the pipe, and wait until they have some actual news to announce about future titles.
And as for the SD card comment. She's right. Until they get the problem solved just delete the games so you can put more on. They aren't going anywhere.
The way some of you act on this site really perpetuates the stereo types that gamers are hot-headed brats who are prone to violence. "Bitch?" "Kill her?" Really you almost make Jack Thompson look right...
It's pretty much just a giant cockslap to gamers and people who (used to) have faith in Nintendo.
You're basically saying that you're losing faith in a company because they can't pump out games fast enough for you. Guess what?
They never have. NES had 3 traditional (meaning platformer) mario games during it's life of well over 5 years. SNES had 2 for another 5 or so years. N64 had one. Gamecube had one also. Donkey Kong, Zelda, and Kirby follow similiar suits if not less games. Nintendo takes a while to make games. Why? I don't know. I guess maybe they have small development teams that work for only one franchise. In any suit, it works for them.
I guess I may see this differently because I'm older and have been around as long as Nintendo has, but to me this is just par for the course for them.
http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2008/7/16/
I believe another official at Nintendo said in one of the private interviews that they WERE actively seeking solutions to the storage issue but they hadn't made any decisions yet.
http://wii.ign.com/articles/890/890143p1.html
They're looking into it guys, don't flip out.
The last Nintendo games im gonna buy are Animal Crossing: City Folk and possibly the new Zelda and Kid Icarus titles. If they still dont make a Hard Drive, or heck a better console, by then, I will no longer be a fan of their works.
These execs need to put on that air of superiority sometimes. It's just how they do things (which is why talking to the devs is so much more awesome and enlightening).
The Execs are the suit and tie jerkwipes we all hate and love to quote because they don't know shit about the games their respective companies are selling. It's king of sad.
Pffttt, I don't know why Nintendo didn't fire her yet since she gave a negative influence on the Wii.
Lawl, Greatest article ever. Sadly the Wii limitations atm can't be change, but since Sonic has stated they're looking into ways to fix it should be a sign of confidence hope.
As the saying goes, "you get what you paid for"
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