I wanted to know what you guys would respond to a question like this, xD

Why do you like Nintendo ( the company ) ?

They make awesome games and they are the best gaming company which is my opinion.

My answer is going to be similar to Justin's. I believe that out of all the gaming companies, Nintendo is amongst the ones that can truely make great games. They take several measures to make sure that their games are worthy to make it out to the market, and they also don't try to screw with the formula too much on their part.

This plus the fact that I have only owned one non-Nintendo gaming system (Outside of PCs of course), and I'm biased towards it, is why I like Nintendo.

Plus they created Yoshi, how can you not like them for that?

Nintendo is a big part of my childhood. I grew up on the likes of Super Mario Bros. and Donkey Kong Country. It was always fun to watch my older brother play the Super NES and Nintendo 64. Then it got even better when I actually started playing games. There were certain games on the Super NES that I loved so much I obsessed over them, like Donkey Kong Country 3 or Yoshi's Island. Then as I got older I had nostalgia kicks. Good thing I learned of ZSNES, where I played backup ROMs of my favorites. The one thing that Nintendo puts in there games is perhaps the most important part of making it fun: Effort. Trust me, I see a lot of effort put into their best ones.

i agree with yoshirider

Thanks jamieearlsblues.

ROMs are Illegal, you know this right?

I'm not downloading them for profit.

It is copyright either way.

I hate copyright.

I don't, It stops people from stealing stuff like art, hard work, and stuff you make that you don't want people stealing credit for.

We'll discuss that somewhere else.

Anyway, a few of my favorite games on the Nintendo 64 were Donkey Kong 64 and the first 2 Banjo-Kazooie games.

I love Nintendo games because they have introduced me to amazing series such as Legend of Zelda, Pokemon, etc. Donkey Kong 64 was also an amazing game even though I still have not beaten it yet...

Neither have I.