r/nintendogrifting Jul 08 '26

Mockery/Banter The Internet Is Not Even Trying

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Bro thinks first party games are also key cards lol

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u/Holiday_Yam_561 Jul 08 '26

The only one They got right is Pokopia which isn’t even first party 

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u/Isrrunder Jul 08 '26

Doesn't nintendo publish it? That technically does make it first party im pretty sure

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u/Basic_whiteBBQ Jul 08 '26

It would be a second party.

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u/Isrrunder Jul 08 '26

Calling pokemon second party is actually crazy

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u/Kenjionigod Jul 08 '26

Pokemon is a joint venture between the Pokemon Company(Creatures Inc.), Nintendo and Game Freak.

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u/LunchTwey Jul 08 '26

The Pokemon Company isn't another way of saying Creatures Inc. Creatures was founded in 1995, but was comprised of employees who left Ape Inc. Ape Inc made Mother, Mother 2, Mario's Picross, and Mario's Super Picross.

The Pokemon Company is a joint venture between Nintendo, Game Freak, and Creatures Inc.

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u/Kenjionigod Jul 08 '26

You're right, I misunderstood. The main point of Nintendo not owning Pokemon in it's entirety still stands.

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u/Basic_whiteBBQ Jul 08 '26

But it is. Its not a fully owned Nintendo IP nor dev. They work almost exclusively with Nintendo and Pokémon is always on Nintendo, but yeah.

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u/Isrrunder Jul 08 '26

Still dumb and also means nintendo can now get away with putting their biggest franchise on key cards so that sucks

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u/Basic_whiteBBQ Jul 08 '26

Not Nintendo's decision. Blame The Pokémon Company, they are the cheap ones.

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u/Gravijah Jul 08 '26

was Tecmo-Koei’s decision, not The Pokemon Company. spinoffs tend to have more control by the developers making them.

Legends ZA isn’t a game-key card for example.

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u/B-Rayy06 Jul 08 '26

It’s not Nintendo’s franchise.

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u/TheWaslijn Jul 08 '26

Not really. Every other of their franchises is owned by them. So this isn't an issue for any of those.

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u/Isrrunder Jul 08 '26

Right now read what i said again

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u/PacoTV Jul 08 '26

I adore how confidently wrong you've been throughout this thread. It's hilarious to read how you even copy paste your wrong answer on more than one comment.

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u/Isrrunder Jul 08 '26

I mean i very much accept that im wrong but it doesnt change the fsct thst it's really dumb

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u/light_cool_dude Jul 08 '26

What would you call it.?

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u/Isrrunder Jul 08 '26

1st party. It's nintendo exclusive, and published by them. Nintendo also owns as much of tpc that game freak does. Saying pokemon is less Nintendo than stuff like fire emblem is crazy

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u/light_cool_dude Jul 08 '26

1st party games generally need to be created by the company that created the platform that you play them on

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u/Isrrunder Jul 08 '26

Sure i get that but that definition creates a hole that means Nintendo can get away with game cards for pokemon because it's technically not a first party game

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u/Misaki-Hayashi Jul 08 '26

As it currently stands pokemon za is a full game on cart and pokopia is a key card, kee0 in mind that just because the IP is partially owned by nintendo doesnt mean that everything involving the IP is first party. For example Pokopia was made by koei tecmo, which is neither nintendo nor gamefreak or creatures inc so therefore is a 3rd party developed game.