Nintendo grows further from fun and games, closer to the practical and utilitarian

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LordFarkward @ Oct 29th 2007 1:04AM

holy shitzu people, lay down your weapons.

i'm not saying that i agree that nintendo is 'losing its imagination' here, but if you guys have been here long enough you would know the tongue-in-cheekiness of the engadget writers and that not every writer here's perfect. HOWEVER, they do put in a LOT of effort to keep you guys updated, trying to turn boring news into slightly more interesting ones.

and to scream 'wtf is this' and 'zomg i'm taking a break from engadget' because you don't like this ONE article? omg why don't YOU start your own perfect blog with articles that interests EVERYONE you mr. up-yourself-perfect?

i for one don't like ALL the articles of engadget, but then i simply scroll over them if that happens (ie. too apple-biased articles, boring cam corder articles, same ol' same ol' keeping it real fake articles). if you don't like somebody else's back yard just stop visiting it, no need to go pissy all over it until you drown every blade of grass with your piss.

keep up the good work, ryan, and as always i'm sure you won't take this bunch of whiners too seriously.

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