If you want to affiliate your site with Nintendo Fans, there's some qualities your site must have. Your site doesn't really need all of them, but that would be nice, wouldn't it?

First of all, check to make sure you're in a proper state of mind. I mean, Nintendo Fans?! You really want to go out of your way to affiliate with this haven for things that should've been forgotten and weirdness?

Okay, once you send in the request (if you don't think your site is good enough, send in a request anyway, dangit), I'll review it personally and look for these qualities:

Originality
Bubsy HQ would have this quality. A Bubsy fan site! It seemed that everybody hated him, but I guess now I'm not the only one who doesn't hate the guy.
Basically, the site must be something that I haven't seen before. It also helps if it's a good thing, and not a bad thing. For example, I haven't seen a site with a giant dancing hamster about 1400 pixels by 2400 pixels.

Quality
If a site does what it does well, it in turn does what it does well. Sites with puny reviews and sites that label official art in weird scenarios drawn in paint are not quality sites, at least in those aspects.

Hits
I don't like Yoshi Lore that much. It has a great amount of quality, but I just don't like it. I guess since I grew up on Mario, there's nothing more for me to learn. However, if Yoshi Lore ever asked to affiliate (yeah right), I'd do it in a heartbeat. Why? Hits. If your site gets lotsa hits (and I'm not talking about you hitting refresh a buncha times--proof needed), even if I think it's a bunch of garbage, affiliation with it will benefit the site.
Hey! The above paragraph wasn't trying to say Yoshi Lore is bad quality. I also dislike IGN, but guess what, they're one of the best video game news sites.

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