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Nintendo Entertainment System
>Mario bros
>Castlevania
>Punch out
>Metroid
Super Nintendo Entertainment system
>Super Mario world
>Super metroid
>Super punchout
>Super Castlevania
Gameboy Advance:
>Super Mario Advance
>Sonic Advance
>Gradius Advance
>Guardian heroes Advance
Wii-Wii-U
>New super mario bros Wii
>New super mario bros U
>Zombi-U
>Super
>64
>Wii
>Advance
>DS
>3D
>U
>Switch
Why does nintendo keep forcing stupid suffixes as game titles and why was the Gamecube, the only good Nintendo platform, exempt from it? You never saw a "Mario cube" 'Zelda cube" "Pokemon cube"
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>>385068352
I liked the Super suffix though, I even like the 64 suffix.
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>>385068352
The NES was the standard for the early titles and all consoles after it built off of the original. Likewise, the gamecube became the standard for a new generation of nintendo games so all the games after had to be differentiated from the new standard somehow
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>>385068352
switch doesnt have any suffixes tho
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>>385068352
you forgot
>virtual
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>>385068605
>>385068605
Its a fucking retarded business practice and its lazy.
>Hurr what do we name our new game?
>Just name it whatever the system is called.
>>385068713
>1-2 Switch
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Marketing.
"Cube" doesn't work well as a subtitle.
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Because they make the same 4-5 games over and over again. They need to differentiate them some how
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>>385068352
Try again, OP.
Gamecube:
>Cubivore
>ZooCube
>Pokemon Box: Ruby and Sapphire (boxes are cubed)
>Block Party (Wii games were basically Gamecube games)
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