KungKras said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
Exactly. Nintendo better pander to the casuals because they aren't going to win any hardcore battle with Microsoft and Sony. They played it smart and came out on top with their last console. I suggest they follow suit and commercialize the hell out of it.
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I cringe everytime I hear the word 'casuals' because it seems like a degroratory term gamers use to talk about 'normal' people.
You're right however, and not only that, Nintendo needs to put resources and actual effort into what brought them success with the Wii. Just churning out the same games aren't going to cut it, they need to outclass everything they did on Wii in every regard if peple are to be convinced to pay $350 for a new system in this economy. (€350 in Europe)
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I just read this and I love this exerpt because it speaks the truth:
"The Wii was a brilliant idea; a controller so easy and intuitive that it drew a slew of non-gamers into the world of videogames. Now, after having sold consoles to millions of non-gamers, Nintendo seems to be done with their converts, and is putting out a controller with the very collection of triggers and buttons that kept casual gamers from playing videogames pre-Wii. Sure, the Wii U still has the Wii’s remote and nunchuk, but there’s little talk of anyone designing for them, meaning there’s no reason for casual gamers to even consider upgrading to the new system. This leaves Nintendo in a fight with Sony and Microsoft for the very core gamers who consider the Wii beneath notice."
12 reasons why the Wii U will fail
http://nintendo.about.com/od/toppicks/tp/12-Reasons-The-Wii-U-Will-Fail.htm