05-01-2004, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
Realistically, Nintendo could be in dire straits. However, nothing's official, and it's based on how well they do.
TMNT was short on gameplay? When Rob and I rented it, it skipped and wouldn't load, and we never got around to renting a new copy.
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Yeah that's totally true. Things aren't looking good though. I remember reading an article or something online (I totally forget how I stumbled upon it, it may have been on IGN or the like) about how Gamecube has been their lowest selling console yet, with sales dropping with each generation. NES sold something like 70 million units, SNES around 50 million, N64 about 30, and GC had like 16 million. Still though, something like online capabilities would restore a lot of people's faith in the company, but like said, it won't totally fix everything. The whole kiddie image thing is hurting them too, I agree.
Not sure what happened with your TMNT there... maybe the CD was scratched or something.  Mine runs really smoothly, no bugs or anything, I'll give it that. It isn't a horrible game or anything, it just could've been a lot better.
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