(Jan. 09, 2009  11:44 PM)Sam Wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dVNtRmv_Jk

FUUUCK

Bob Wrote:
It was foolish of me to think Nintendo would hear my pleas. They're just another heartless corporation, only interested in the biggest profits.
The core gamers don't matter anymore. It's not about the games or the fans, it's about spreading out and getting casual gamers to buy Wii Fit.
The golden days of video games are long gone. A game like mine has no place on the shelf along with games like "Crossword Puzzles" and "Sudoku."

Nintendo sells all these games about "doing your best" and "being the hero," telling kids "you can do it if you try," but in the end that's just a story, a marketing lie that sounds good.
That's business. That's the real world. In reality, if Link approached the castle gate, a guard would just throw him out. It doesn't matter how much courage he has.
It doesn't matter how talented he is with his sword, or how pure hearted he might be. He's wearing a dirty tunic and he has no credentials.
"Get out of here, you stupid kid." The evil kingdom of Ganon (Or should I say "Gantendo") spreads across the land, Zelda dies, and the credits scroll. Game over.
That's the real Nintendo, I guess.

I've had enough. I'm ending the protest. I give up on getting the SDK. I really tried my best. Show's over. It's just not going to work.
Sorry, everyone. I just can't stay in here. My head won't stop pounding. I feel like I'm losing my mind. It's like I'm splitting in half.
I keep seeing these posts that I apparently wrote, but I can't remember writing them. I'm afraid I'm becoming someone else entirely.

Nobody even takes me seriously anymore- how is Nintendo supposed to? Everyone thinks it's some kind of viral ad. It's obviously not. I'm one guy that can't get a break.
Don't you think that maybe I might get a little angry being locked in here for a month with no response? So maybe I have to joke around a little to cheer myself up. Big deal.
I'll stay locked in for the rest of today to make an even 30 days, and then the protest is over. I know I lost. I've been completely disgraced and humiliated.
I've been stepped on, pushed around, and trampled from all sides. It's like trying to fight a machine with words, with an army mocking you the whole time.

It's OK, Nintendo. I'm trying not to blame you, I really am. It's just.. man, I was stupid to believe that stuff.
"Be a hero! You can do it!" Yeah, right. "Throw away five years of your life." I guess that doesn't sell as well, huh?

My head hurts, so I'm ending this post. Sorry, everybody. Whatever. Why does this HURT so much?!
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(Jan. 10, 2009  7:47 PM)hamix Wrote: who want to do call of duty 5 zombie mode with me im trying to get to the hightest round possible blitz u up for it?

(Jan. 10, 2009  7:55 PM)Blitz Wrote:

(Jan. 10, 2009  7:47 PM)hamix Wrote: who want to do call of duty 5 zombie mode with me im trying to get to the hightest round possible blitz u up for it?

yeh sure I'll be online in a min

(Jan. 10, 2009  8:42 PM)Blue Wrote: whered he say that LOL

(Jan. 10, 2009  8:47 PM)Kei Wrote: I feel really sorry for Bob.

While I definitely do not agree with his way of trying to get the SDK (the protest), I see no reason for Nintendo to not give him one in the first place. He went through all of the necessary steps to get one and spent five years developing a game because he wanted to put it on a Nintendo system, that takes a lot of perseverance and dedication.

I'd love to hear exactly why Nintendo decided to not to respond back and give Bob their decision.

(Jan. 10, 2009  8:50 PM)Blue Wrote:

(Jan. 10, 2009  8:47 PM)Kei Wrote: I feel really sorry for Bob.

While I definitely do not agree with his way of trying to get the SDK (the protest), I see no reason for Nintendo to not give him one in the first place. He went through all of the necessary steps to get one and spent five years developing a game because he wanted to put it on a Nintendo system, that takes a lot of perseverance and dedication.

I'd love to hear exactly why Nintendo decided to not to respond back and give Bob their decision.

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edit: damn we can't read locked threads

(Jan. 10, 2009  8:50 PM)Blue Wrote:

(Jan. 10, 2009  8:47 PM)Kei Wrote: I feel really sorry for Bob.

While I definitely do not agree with his way of trying to get the SDK (the protest), I see no reason for Nintendo to not give him one in the first place. He went through all of the necessary steps to get one and spent five years developing a game because he wanted to put it on a Nintendo system, that takes a lot of perseverance and dedication.

I'd love to hear exactly why Nintendo decided to not to respond back and give Bob their decision.

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