How does any of that have relate to what i said?

You and Oniyide are awful about doing this, you dont actually respond to what people say and go off on your own tangents.

The fact that casual games sold better than core games on Wii or that core games sold better on PS3/360 is absolutely irrelevant.

if that is irrlevant then whats the point. THe fact is that the WII missed the TRULY important core games, thats all we were saying.

Thats fine, but what the hell does it have to do with the original statement i made that you quoted?

Seriously go back and look at this convo.

Me: Its a myth that Wii didnt have games aimed at core gamers.

You: but it had more casual games than core games

Me: cool, whats that have to do with anything?

You: lets not pretend casual games didnt dominate on Wii

Me: all i said was the Wii did have core games

Soundwave: Ya but PS3/360 had more and they sold better

Me: how is that related to what i said?

You: all were saying is that Wii missed out on alot of core games.

Literally none of your responses dispute what i said, i just dont understand how you can read my original post and come up with these replies.

You should have continued with the generations. The Wii offered new types of games and experiences despite its lack of a full generational jump for its hardware. That raises the question how important is processing power in this day and age. Console generations prior to the Wii could offer new types of games and experiences in large part due to the increased processing power, but since then it has been first and foremost about prettier coats for gameplay that we have already seen before.

           " In an interview with Nikkei Trendy, Takahashi says that the company has designed the NX to be an appealing product for both casual and core gamers and also addressed the subject of software droughts. Here’s what he had to say:
           
            "I can’t talk about this in detail yet, but we are aiming so that neither people who like games nor moms dislike it. I think that I want to release a game device that both customers who have much experience in gaming and customers who haven’t played much can enjoy greatly."

            " We are paying attention to that. Having said that, it isn’t about drastically increasing the amount of development staff. To be specific, software development teams and teams that create the development environment are thinking about the NX lineup together. Teams creating the development environment respond to that by considering ‘if we prepare an environment like this, then development will go smoothly’, and they actually discuss with development teams and hear their opinions and prioritize those things. We have built a stronger cooperative relationship compared to what is was before and are making efforts so that software can be developed smoothly."

            Nintendo tried doing that with the WiiU and it didn't turn all that well. We'll see soon enough if that the NX will do better in that regard.

            Link: https://mynintendonews.com/2016/08/21/nintendo-says-its-looking-to-appeal-to-both-causal-and-core-gamers-with-nx/