I'm serious. I don't like Nintendo (other than their Mario/Zelda/Metroid games...that's about it), simply because of the fact that they seem to be not caring too much about us hardcore gamers. I mean, look - most of the Wii and DS games (including their online shops) are full of stuff that either nobody has heard of or cares about, or they're marketed torwards younger kids. (Especially with the DS.)

Oh, and not to mention that they hardly do any system updates, and when they do, there's hardly any new features. And then there's the fact that they're not supporting VC as much as they used to, which is a feature I've enjoyed so much on the Wii Shop Channel, and a feature I wish could come to the DSi in the form of Game Boy games. How can we enjoy games from the past when the DSi doesn't have a GBA slot anymore? Not to mention there's a lot of GB games I didn't play since I never owned the original GB/GBP.

That reminds me - last night, I saw a kid who had a DSi, playing with the Camera. That made me think things like "Does he have the latest firmware?". I'm pretty sure that most old people or kids don't know what the hell a firmware update is, nor do they know how to apply them. Why would nintendo do something like this that its younger audience don't know how to do?