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Tasty

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I wouldn't really dispute that. Touch screen gaming wasn't a thing in 2004.

nachobro

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the narrative is already beginning to form. this isn't nintendo's capitualtion, it's a genius ruse. they'll put just a taste out on the mobile skid skid row and before long those poor lost junkies will be scraping at the door of the big N. they'll do anything for a proper hit and when the new clunky handheld based on half decade old tech rocks up, there will be queues around the block.

game, set and match, mobiles.
I wouldn't be surprised if this is actually the thought process inside Nintendo HQ. They are just deluded enough it seems like something they'd do.

Kara

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I wouldn't really dispute that. Touch screen gaming wasn't a thing in 2004.

And it still wasn't popular until mobile gaming blew up. You think I sat at business dinners where people talked about Kirby: Canvas Curse?

I wouldn't really dispute that. Touch screen gaming wasn't a thing in 2004.

And it still wasn't popular until mobile gaming blew up. You think I sat at business dinners where people talked about Kirby: Canvas Curse?

hmmmmmm

do i think you sat at business dinners...............

sorry if u couldnt appreciate the artistic brilliance of yoshi touch n go :-\

Tasty

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I wouldn't really dispute that. Touch screen gaming wasn't a thing in 2004.

And it still wasn't popular until mobile gaming blew up. You think I sat at business dinners where people talked about Kirby: Canvas Curse?

Nah, the Touch Generations line was the huge casual thing before the iPhone existed. Brain Age sold 19 million copies.

You could probably debate whether those were "games," though, I suppose.

Kara

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I'm not going to die on this hill, fair play on the Brain Age pull.

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Yeah, but Touch Generations fizzled out shortly after that, didn't it? I even remember Nintendo reprinting a bunch of games I have (like Brain Age) to put the Touch Generations sticker on the box art to attempt to get more people to buy that stuff. It's like as soon as the iPhone hit it was over for that thing.

Tasty

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I think Touch Generations died late in 2006 when the Wii launched. Then motion controls became the new hotness.

But there definitely was a time pre-iPhone that "touch gaming" was a buzzword, and the DS controlled the segment.


I think Touch Generations died late in 2006 when the Wii launched. Then motion controls became the new hotness.

But there definitely was a time pre-iPhone that "touch gaming" was a buzzword, and the DS controlled the segment.

Sure. But the only point of contention I'd bring up is that Nintendo didn't invent this. Touch screen gaming's been around forever. Though PDAs weren't the most popular thing ever, they did exist for quite a while before hand and did have some games on them. Further, those stupid multi-game coin-ops have existed in bars for almost as long as I can remember. So though the DS may have been the first mainstream breakthrough in terms of mass consumer adoption goes, it's not as though the idea of using touch controls instead of buttons and a d-pad/joystick was an alien concept before Nintendo Dogs came along.

nudemacusers

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the best part is nintendo getting a proper 2008 era account system by way of outsourcing it to a mobile developer :aah

will be a nice thread to bookmark when ninthings express the amazement of losing $100 in hardware and not $1000 in software too.
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Kara

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So though the DS may have been the first mainstream breakthrough in terms of mass consumer adoption goes--i.e. it popularized the medium like the post cited in jest claimed, it's not as though the idea of using touch controls instead of buttons and a d-pad/joystick was an alien concept before Nintendo Dogs (sic.) came along because now I'm arguing about creation instead of popularization.

So though the DS may have been the first mainstream breakthrough in terms of mass consumer adoption goes--i.e. it popularized the medium like the post cited in jest claimed, it's not as though the idea of using touch controls instead of buttons and a d-pad/joystick was an alien concept before Nintendo Dogs (sic.) came along because now I'm arguing about creation instead of popularization.

Just for clarification, Nintendo Dogs has been something that's stuck with me ever since I heard Doug Erickson use it on an episode of the Cruncheons.

And I think my post was meant more as a response to this:

I wouldn't really dispute that. Touch screen gaming wasn't a thing in 2004.

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So though the DS may have been the first mainstream breakthrough in terms of mass consumer adoption goes--i.e. it popularized the medium like the post cited in jest claimed, it's not as though the idea of using touch controls instead of buttons and a d-pad/joystick was an alien concept before Nintendo Dogs (sic.) came along because now I'm arguing about creation instead of popularization.

Just for clarification, Nintendo Dogs has been something that's stuck with me ever since I heard Doug Erickson use it on an episode of the Cruncheons.

And I think my post was meant more as a response to this:

I wouldn't really dispute that. Touch screen gaming wasn't a thing in 2004.
http://www.mtv.com/news/1508360/if-you-enjoy-picking-up-virtual-doggy-doo-youll-love-nintendogs/

One of the great gaf moments
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Coli ditched rep and started a LSA-like forum. It's the end of that place, on the real.
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Steve Contra

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StealthFan

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He gets to post but I get permed for posting an accurate portrait of Anita.
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Tasty

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I think Touch Generations died late in 2006 when the Wii launched. Then motion controls became the new hotness.

But there definitely was a time pre-iPhone that "touch gaming" was a buzzword, and the DS controlled the segment.

Sure. But the only point of contention I'd bring up is that Nintendo didn't invent this. Touch screen gaming's been around forever. Though PDAs weren't the most popular thing ever, they did exist for quite a while before hand and did have some games on them. Further, those stupid multi-game coin-ops have existed in bars for almost as long as I can remember. So though the DS may have been the first mainstream breakthrough in terms of mass consumer adoption goes, it's not as though the idea of using touch controls instead of buttons and a d-pad/joystick was an alien concept before Nintendo Dogs came along.

I think the word the poster used was "popularized," which the DS did do. PDA games sucked. So did bar games.

Obviously, the iPhone took it even further, but the DS was the first device people really started paying attention to touch gaming with if we're being honest.

And I think my post was meant more as a response to this:

I wouldn't really dispute that. Touch screen gaming wasn't a thing in 2004.

I obviously didn't mean the DS was the first touch-screen device capable of playing games. By "wasn't really a thing," I meant no one really though touch screens would go anywhere in gaming. I thought this'd be pretty obvious.

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Your sense of humor was too good for GAF, I loved the portrait
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On another note: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1012297

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Has anyone else gone through this?

I think it is because in this mix of differing cultures and personalities, those who stand out the greatest are those who literally are the most negative stereotypes for each of their races.

I don't let this affect my choices in life that at all relate to race, but something feels different. Like I have slightly more hate in my system than I usually do.

I know these individuals are far from representing their race as a whole and I have known this fact throughout most of my life, so I don't understand why I feel this way.

Is this normal or am I just a shit person?

This feeling also applies to the stereotypes of my own race.

Edit:

To clarify:

Examples

- I am walking down the path to a class and I have to cross the street. I almost get hit by a car. I look in the car and its this Asian kid.
- I go to a party at a frat and a guy knocks a cup out my friends hand for literally no reason and laughs. Hes a white frat kid.

Edit2:

Copynpasta'd from a post I made because I think it makes a bit more sense.

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nudemacusers

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lol it's just from the most recent thread and the first thread.   :-[ i'm sure there is even more amazing stuff nestled between.
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Kara

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Real talk: when I die someone PLEASE make sure my epitaph is "I have spent every instance to master knowledge. Yet at every turn, every person thinks I'm dumb. Because I play video games."


nudemacusers

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Real talk: when I die someone PLEASE make sure my epitaph is "I have spent every instance to master knowledge. Yet at every turn, every person thinks I'm dumb. Because I play video games."
my friends and i have joked about putting 'TOTALLY WORTH IT' on our grave markers for so long, as in at least more than 5 years now, that it's probably going to happen.

and i wouldn't even be mad :yeshrug
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Real talk: when I die someone PLEASE make sure my epitaph is "I have spent every instance to master knowledge. Yet at every turn, every person thinks I'm dumb. Because I play video games."
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benjipwns

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my friends and i have joked about putting 'TOTALLY WORTH IT' on our grave markers for so long, as in at least more than 5 years now, that it's probably going to happen.

and i wouldn't even be mad :yeshrug
I'm rethinking my choice of "In this moment I am euphoric. Not because of some phony god's blessing, but because of my own intelligence."

Mr. Nobody

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Coli ditched rep and started a LSA-like forum. It's the end of that place, on the real.

Some people are flat out lost without rep  :heh

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QED

ToxicAdam

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Coli ditched rep and started a LSA-like forum. It's the end of that place, on the real.

PD on suicide watch.


Their rep system was stupid as hell. You could get multiple rep just by posting a tired-ass emoticon.



bluemax

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we gamefaqs now:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1011376

NeoGameFAQs threads have been a thing for almost a decade. Let us not pretend this is a recent phenomena.
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no more rep on the Coli? I just noticed
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we'll always have daps tho.

permanently stuck w/ that low rep count cause im new  :goty2

Mr. Nobody

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Sitting at a nice 2000+ with no rep crew/boosting  :rejoice

nudemacusers

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nooo stuck at 7 rep :brazilcry

edit: lol people are legit mad about this :sabu
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Phoenix Dark

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I got over 2600 rep with minor boosting. Had to join the hottest crew on The Coli
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I got over 2600 rep with minor boosting. Had to join the hottest crew on The Coli
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nudemacusers

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I got over 2600 rep with minor boosting. Had to join the hottest crew on The Coli
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they have a DL crew on the coli?!?!  :whoo :ohhh :shaq
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Rahxephon91

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http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1012432

You think a dude wearing a sports shirt would be aware of friendly grilling.

What a baby.

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I'll bet you good money each of those "ew gross!" people have a folder called "the fappening" somewhere on their hard drives.

Ew gross

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I can't stop laughing after seeing that post again. WHAT MUST I DO TO PLEASE YOU STUPID MASTERS! destroys me every time I read it.

Tasty

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Why? WHY? Do you think I'm dumb? Or you like all those idiots at school that pretending was I was idiotic despite me being the most exemplary student? I'm part of Mensa. I got perfects on my SAT and ACT. I managed to become a multi-millionaire before the age of fucking 21! HOW AM I NOT SMART! WHAT QUALIFIES AS SMART IN THIS INSANE UNIVERSE!

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My family just stole my entire fortune from me.

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Kara

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Yeah... that reminded me of an old Batman TAS episode "If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?"

I'm a Puppy!

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Go easy on the kid guys, he's the best poster GAF has to offer lately.
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Yeah... that reminded me of an old Batman TAS episode "If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?"

And now we have the answer...because your family stole your entire fortune from you.
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Kara

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Seriously though, as I understand it there's no great link between high IQ and achievement (and not solely because that's a disputed metric) so between puking spells over the toilet due to Nintendo going mobo I hope that poster realizes that.

And also to trust no one. :hans1 :tocry

dennis trolling about food additives   :leon


oh wait he's serious  :neogaf

thisismyusername

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Seriously though, as I understand it there's no great link between high IQ and achievement (and not solely because that's a disputed metric) so between puking spells over the toilet due to Nintendo going mobo I hope that poster realizes that.

And also to trust no one. :hans1 :tocry

Nintendo is going MOther BOard? :wtf

Kara

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MOBile Operator :lucas

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http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1012633

i loathe jrpgs, but tell me if Xenoblade X is for me

which screenshot didn't yell "this is gonna be a non-sense sci-fi weebopera of the highest degree and 100 hours long without sidequests"



mormapope

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All those types of threads should be locked on sight. Who gives a fuck what a single person does with their money? Asking for info or impressions is one thing, asking people to hype you up/get you in the mood to buy something is dumb.
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nachobro

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Not to mention the game isn't out and zero people on that board have laid hands on it. What a load of nonsense. At least wait until the game exists in a playable form before starting that crap.

Jansen

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You guys just hate the poor misunderstood jrpg genre 

Take My Breh Away

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You guys just hate the poor misunderstood jrpg genre

Recent JRPG's? :pacspit

Late 90's/early 00's classics like Grandia and Skies of Arcadia? :rejoice

helios

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You guys just hate the poor misunderstood jrpg genre

Recent JRPG's? :pacspit

Late 90's/early 00's classics like Grandia and Skies of Arcadia? :rejoice

You took my Breh away

 

The Delphinus :rejoice


Jansen

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why cant you understand the dedication it takes to master a game like FF13

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why cant you understand the dedication it takes to master a game like FF13

I still have that game unopened

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