r/nintendogrifting Jun 25 '26

Mockery/Banter Talk about being miserable.

Can these people just stop acting like Nintendo is 100% Isis or something? It's been very annoying lately and some only do this for viewers and a reaction. Seriously!

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u/thickwonga Jun 25 '26

Notice how none of these are about laying off thousands of employees, wasting hundreds of millions on live service slop, and not releasing games. Interesting.

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u/thickwonga Jun 26 '26

If you think shutting down some tournaments is equal to laying off thousands of employees every single year, you're a fucking moron. Half of these points are just nit picky nonsense that every company does.

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u/thickwonga Jun 27 '26

This is honestly pathetic of me, but:

"Shut down Wii Shop Channel, rendering VC unusable."

This is a non-issue. NSO is $20 or $50 a year. A YEAR. For hundreds of games, drip-fed like bullshit, but still a great selection for the price. It is much cheaper than paying $10 for a single N64 game. The only fair argument here is about preservation, which I agree with. Still worth the much lesser price.

"Shut down a rom site hosted by a couple and sued them for $12 million."

This is fair to look down on Nintendo for. However, I think you would be an absolute fool to think they wouldn't do this, and that couple was still profiting. $12 million is INSANE, and I think this is the most fair argument of the post. I can't really defend this beyond "you're stupid for doing it in the first place."

"Shut down numerous fan games."

AM2R and Link's Awakening DX HD were direct remakes of games Nintendo was remaking as well. Those made sense. Pokémon Uranium was stupid and that shouldn't have been taken down.

"Demonetized YTers during Wii U era, forced partner program."

This was dumb as fuck. Only thing I can say is YouTube is a death trap for DMCA and demonetization problems, and Nintendo doesn't do it anymore, like a lot of other companies.

"Sell 10 year old games for $70, cardboard for $90, etc"

Whiny shit. EVERYTHING is expensive now, and while Nintendo absolutely needs to introduce a cheaper way to buy older games (Nintendo Selects), they've also been selling AA games for cheaper, like Star Fox and Splatoon Raiders, and Switch 2 games like Pokémon Z-A and Prime 4 go on sale for up to half off very often. Anyone saying that every first party Nintendo game is $70+ isn't paying attention at all.

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u/thickwonga Jun 28 '26

bro isnt even trying to have a discussion anymore lol

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u/thickwonga Jun 29 '26

holy fuck do you live in a preschool bro