Game_boy on 31 December 2007
Played_Out said: I hate myself for stoking the fire like this, but...
Just 'cos you don't like it, doesn't mean it's not true. When the PSP was launched I predicted it would never sell at the level of the DS for one blindingly obvious reason: outside of Japan, hardly any adults would use a handheld gaming device. Sure, we could all give anecdotal evidence to the contrary, but the average age of handheld gamers is much lower than home console gamers. Even though Nintendo has had some success capturing the 40+ market with the DS (and the wii), the overwhelming majority of players are small children. Why do you think the majority of games are really simple and usually based around colourful cartoon characters? How many adults do you think bought Nintendogs?
IN SUMMARY: Quit bashing Pachter. Like it or not, he's smarter than you are. |
Are you serious? So the Touch! Generations branding hasn't had any effect. That's why my parents (who only have media and friends as influences, not me) bought Brain Training and a DS for my grandparents.
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