[quote name='heavyd853']Pokepark I and II. II came out this last February. These 2 games didn't necessarily change anyone's opinions about the quality of pokemon console games however.[/QUOTE]
Nintendo's rubber band AI .. Seriously if Nintendo games did not have this I would buy many more of them, this actually ranks as my #1 gaming annoyance, it even affects Pokemon. You literately CANNOT beat some Nintendo games cause of this. The Pokemon battle tower is unbeatable in certain installments trust me I have tried, the AI literately knows exactly what you will do before you do it. Thankfully that is a small part of most Pokemon games.
Poke park may have just been the worst game I ever played, especially since it retails For $50. The game just had so much wrong with it I can't even begin to discuss it. Traded that crap into BB for double what I paid for it.
Lack of good Pokemon console games is a big annoyance
Lack of games especially RPG's on the Nintendo 3ds
Nintendo constantly pushing back release dates, don't say a game will come out in April then have it actually come out in November, just don't say anything until you are sure of the date.
Launch window of the Wii U, seriously launch window does not mean November to March, Launch window should be 2 months at most
$40 3DS games, really..... 90% of the 3DS library does not even come close to justifying that price for a game $30 should be the absolute maximum price any portable game gets released at...ever
Vita's proprietary memory card... Enough Said
DLC of course, but I usually don't play the types of games they tend to over milk on. If a game is like that then it seems to go to the bargain bin super quick unless its CoD.
Nintendo not having a universal account system, I will not purchase their digital games until they do. As a plus I just found out games are tied to a Wii U console, if you buy one used, you can redownload whatever games the previous owner did. Not personal experience, I read it in an article. Not good if your console breaks or if you purchase digital games, sell your console and decide to rebuy the console later on. A lot of people bought the 360 and rebought it, those people could just download their profile and all the games to the new console and still have them. With Nintendo you lose your console, you lose all your digital games, no exceptions.
I am not sure if it is an annoyance but I am sure it is for some people. I have decent rechargable batteries but most people don't. The Wii and the Xbox do not use rechargable batteries. This causes a lot of people to literately have to pay to play or else they can't play cause the batteries are dead. Just trust me, this IS a much bigger problem then anyone on this site knows it is. I spend a lot of time with people that love and want to use tech but could care less about understanding it. I know a ton of families who have probably spent several hundred on batteries for the Wii and XBox 360 controllers alone over the years. I know one family who probably spends at least $200 On alkalines a year, I gave them about 20 new alkalines, and they burned through them in less than a month!!!! It's difficult to understand good rechargable batteries and probably not something most casual Wii owners care about. Seems cheaper and easier to just buy a new PS3 controller every 3 years or possibly longer (and even then you can get replacement batteries for the PS3 controller).