It would be a good game if there were less items and more racing, really.
I never really liked Mario's sports game. The characters are always yelling their names, And there's always items
Mario Kart Wii was the worst: You barely touch a wall and you lose all your speed. Horrible physics. Very annoying.


This game was much better than the new ones, I agree.
For the Nintendo 64, great game.
The best games were actually on Nintendo 64: Zelda Ocarina of Time (Of Course!!!), Mario 64, Super Smash Bros.,

Super Mario 64's camera was only improved upon in Sunshine. What in the hell is even going on with Galaxy's crappy camera. Why it it so restricted so much of the time? What do you mean I can't use the first-person view in most areas of the level? What.

3D Land doesn't really have a camera problem because it's always fixed and always has a good angle going on. But I wish there were a first-person view besides the little binoculars some levels have.

Zelda's camera system has remained relatively the same in all 3D entries (this excludes the DS games) except for Wind Waker, which also included a free camera control akin to Sunshine's. Which is good because Ocarina got it right the first time and it seems for most other things Nintendo does right the first time, they try to fix what isn't broken and things don't get better that way.

One thing. One bloody thing. Whiners. I can't stand whining. I think it's obnoxious, immature, and annoying. Well, there are two types of whining. There is making a point; pointing out a flaw in something and giving perfectly good reasons why it is a flaw, and for bonus points, taking steps to resolve the issue. Then there's ****ing whining, where people nag "Why is it like this" or "Why do I have to do that", with their reason it sucking being simply "It sucks", then not doing anything at all about it or, even worse, giving that "responsibility" to someone else. Even worse, complaining about something that someone put obvious hard work in, and not acknowledging that hard work. That's the most depressing thing in the world, and I can't stand it.

And while we were on the subject of religious views being annoying... like, a month ago... as a Christian, I did think that gay marriage was unacceptable. Looking back now I realize that's horribly close-minded. People who follow that path aren't hurting me, so really, why should I care? I should just let people be happy. I am constantly annoyed by people expecting me to do things because of my religion, like praying before I eat the way it "should" be done, or going to church at the "proper" times. I don't get why people don't understand that there are different ways to serve the big G. Also, when people call me out for being a Christian and doing things like swearing. I understand where they are coming from, but there isn't any reason to call me out on that when you do it yourself.

While I'm somewhat touching this subject, I hate people with closed-minds. Open your ideas! There are more things than just the things in your world. This especially annoys me in things like music and video games. For God's sake, all because it doesn't have blood, guns, and online play doesn't make it a bad game.

But yeah... the world is wonderful, ain't it?

What drives me insane...

1. The idea that marriage is something sacred in anyway.
2. Games that are just plain hard as stick & not actually an enjoyable challenge if one at all.
3. Politics in general.
4. When people are quick to assume anything with no good reason for their accusation.

That's all I can think of so far, was some stuff about women & society I wanted to add but couldn't currently figure out what it is so it will be for later I suppose...

Because surely you were never a middle schooler.

It seems to me that the older we get, the more we despise those younger than us. But to be honest, although I'm not really criticizing doing so (since that would make me a hypocrite), I think we need to take into perspective that as older, hopefully more mature people, we have a lot more experience. There is a lot of maturing that goes on between middle school and high school; even between grades in high school. Yes, what they did is stupid and immature; but obviously not every middle schooler will be like. Hell, those particular ones probably aren't even like that all the time. So yes, watching people act with less maturity than we ourselves have is frustrating; but is it necessary to bash them all for the sake of a few?

What really drives me insane is how people get worked up over little things. Relax a little.

I wonder about that. Between the types who revile the young and those who seem to believe kids can't think or will repeat absolutely everything they see on TV or in video games, I wonder about how many adults remember what it was like to be a kid at all. I do

I am guilty of that and I admit it. I wonder if by the time I'm 30 I'm going to be annoyed with all of the young people, not just those in their teens.
It's probably because I hated myself so much as a child and all the stupid mistakes I did that I tend to be aggravated by people younger than me, because I know they're going to make the same kind of mistakes...so I believe.

I wasn't okay with my own personality until I was 18 or so. So many dumb things in my past...things I never want to relive.

When you take the time to be nice and explain something Absolutely clearly for someone and then that person completely ignores what you said.
...And then they ask you to explain yourself again.

I think as far as the whole reviling the young thing, it applies up until people have kids, since obviously it's rather counter-productive to hate your kids just because of their age/immaturity :p . Or maybe it mellows out at some point.... Or we just all evolve into curmudgeons yelling at kids to get off our lawn, dammit :O

@Noob: Yes, I agree. But unfortunately, I'm hard of hearing, so I've probably frustrated a bunch of people this way.

UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGH

There's one guy I deal with on another forum who is just like this. I found out that he's mentally handicapped (Asperger's or something), but I still don't think that's an excuse to ignore a differing opinion to your own.
...He also tends to repeat himself a lot, but I let that slide.

I can completely understand if you're hard of hearing or handicapped in and other shape of form, I'm lenient with people I don't know.
It's just people I have known for a long time really well that bother me when they do that. especially when they ask for advice and flat-out do the opposite and blame me for bad advice.

People that never do anything but complain.

I can't agree more.