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What Families Want from Nintendo NX
Cordova, TN; April 10, in the year of our Lord 2015--Family
Friendly Gaming, the industry leader in covering the family
friendly video games is bringing up the issues families want to
see addressed on the Nintendo NX. What is Nintendo NX? Not every
family is aware since Nintendo goes to narrow places (to make
announcements) that do not reach many of the families. Which is
a shame because Nintendo has opportunities to reach millions of
families if they would make the effort. Family Friendly Gaming
continues to help them out by paying for coverage that makes
them money. It is official the Wii U is a total flop. Now is the
time for Nintendo to learn from their mistakes and course
correct. Families want to see that with Nintendo NX - the next
home console Nintendo is working on.
Families tell us the things they want to see from the video game
industry. The things they are willing to buy. They tell us what
they are willing to purchase with their hard earned money. This
is thousands of dollars of analysis that will make companies
with open ears, minds, and hearts hundreds of millions of
dollars. The first thing we always hear is more family friendly
video games. More games that are inclusive of children. The
exclusive adult only video games turn families away. Families
keep the money in their pockets when companies consistently
neglect them. Families also tell us they want Christian video
games on these systems. They want more LarryBoy, Bible, and Wall
of Jericho types of games on the Nintendo NX. They want to
express their love for Jesus Christ in the video game realm.
Families also tell us they want the Nintendo NX to have
competitive technical specs. The Wii U is competing with the
Playstation 3 and Xbox 360; not the Playstation 4 and Xbox One.
Nintendo must enter the arena if they want to compete on the
field. The control scheme needs to be improved on the Nintendo
NX. It is not comfortable playing on the Wii U. Kinect has
leapfrogged the Wii sensor bar. Nintendo needs to compete with
the Kinect sensor on the Nintendo NX if they hope of winning the
next console generation war. Families also want compatibility
with the Nintendo 3DS cartridges. They want to have a port to
plug in their 3DS games and play them on the Nintendo NX. If the
3DS games will work on the Nintendo NX, then the Nintendo DS
games should work as well.
On the topic of games, families have told us what kinds of games
they want to see on the Nintendo NX home console system. They
want a new Animal Crossing video game with a church. They want
to visit other towns easier than before, and limit anyone from
coming into their town if they so choose. They want local
multi-player video games. Especially games like Mario Party 8.
Have a Mario Party 11 that is more like Mario Party 8. Families
do not want to be stuck in the same vehicle like they forced to
endure in Mario Party 9, and Mario Party 10. Families want more
third party video games, especially on store shelves. More games
released in the physical copy format is another important issue
to families. Families want less violent games on the Nintendo
NX. They won’t financially support them, and hardcore gamers
won’t support Nintendo. So why waste everyone’s time? The games
need to be longer with less rehash. Families also want price
drops on games to happen more frequently. Bring back Player’s
Choice/Nintendo Selects.
So there you have it. These are the things families want to see
on the Nintendo NX. It now up to Nintendo to come through for
families, or to fail them. They have been given the knowledge,
whether they act upon it or not is up to them. Family Friendly
Gaming hopes and prays Nintendo will listen, and act upon the
wisdom we have freely given them.
God bless,
Paul Bury
Family Friendly Gaming