I am tired of gamers acting like peasants.

When people thank companies for supporting Nintendo Switch, it really bothers me. Why should we be thanking them? They should be begging us for our money; we shouldn't be begging them for an opportunity to "shut up and take our money."

I used to be the same way during the days of Wii U. Whenever some developer announced that it was making a game for Wii U, it was such a rare occurrence, that I had to thank them. Now I know that third-party support that is begged for or won through friendship or respect doesn't last. Look at Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes. Miyamoto and Kojima are friends. Kojima, like most developers, respects Miyamoto, and so after many years, he decided to make games for Nintendo-systems. After MGS:TTS, they did put out some other games like Boktai, Lunar Knights, and MGS3 on 3DS, but nothing after that.

Patrick Soderlund gave his son the middle-name of Luigi. We are getting FIFA 18. Will we get FIFA 19? Only if it sells well.

I remember Neil Druckmann of Naughty Dog pre-ordered an NS. Even if Sony didn't own his company, he would probably never develop for NS.

All these people in the gaming-industry love and respect Nintendo, but they wouldn't develop for one of their systems in a million years.

There's nothing personal about third-party support. It's cold-ass money and ease of porting.

As a gamer rooting for Nintendo, I am tired of feeling like a peasant begging for bread-scraps on the doorsteps of nobles. I am tired of thanking, tired of hoping, tired of double-dipping, all for a chance of a port.

Have some pride. Stop begging and thanking people.

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