| MontanaHatchet said: Who are you trying to convince with this? Did you just feel like writing a nice little essay, or did you actually think you would change the mind of some detractors? Or did you just want some high fives from other Nintendo fans? No, I really am curious why people bother writing things like this. |
To annoy you.
Roma said:
If they agree ore not it is the truth |
Considering how the generic course of debate on "Nintendo Sucks" topics, it usually starts off with a "Nintendo sucks" rant, destroying games, and then the 80% of the users here jump on the poster calling them stupid.
It's just..... shocking the typical rant went the opposite way. It just..... never happens that way.... what ever will people do?!? O.O
Numbers: Checker Players > Halo Players
Checkers Age and replayability > Halo Age and replayability
Therefore, Checkers > Halo
So, Checkers is a better game than Halo.
Roma said:
Really? I didn’t know it was the second crash when was the first? |
Second Generation Crash, as in the crash that occured during the second generation of video game consoles. Which included the Atari, the Odyssey, the Intellivison. He didn't mean a second actual crash.
Roma said:
Really? I didn’t know it was the second crash when was the first? |
He said second gen crash.
What made you feel the need to argue in support of the wii? It seemed like this just came from nowhere....
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HappySqurriel said:
First off, "Casual" gamers have existed on every system since the NES and there has been a steady growth in their population through every generation; they are one of the main reasons why the industry sold 60 Million units with the NES, 80 Million with the SNES/Genesis (25% industry growth), 140 Million with the Playstation/N64/Saturn (50% industry growth), and 170 Million with the PS2/XBox/Gamecube/Dreamcast ... Secondly, no group of gamers has demonstrated any form of brand loyalty so why should you hold that against casual gamers? As long as Nintendo provides them with the service they want at a price they're willing to pay they will choose to buy a Nintendo system rather than their competition ... What they want may change or (as Sony demonstrated) a company can start offering a service a customer doesn't want at a price they're not willing to pay. |
we don't have the same definition of casual.... I'm talking about the trumendous amount of people that bought the console after having played Wii sport at a friends house.... and never bought another game..... not the casual gamer that is a gamer even if casual..... I'm talking about the entire invasion of non gamer that bought a Wii...
My point being that what they did this gen could be an anomaly in the system..... why everybody thinks motion control will be the future ??? in other word is the nintendo strategy this gen is renewable, either for themself or for others.... price didn't help them last gen....
when i'm saying casual it's when I talk about people that bought a Wii and the only other games they ever played was solitair and mine sweeper on their PC at the office....
| endimion said: I'm talking about the trumendous amount of people that bought the console after having played Wii sport at a friends house.... and never bought another game..... not the casual gamer that is a gamer even if casual..... I'm talking about the entire invasion of non gamer that bought a Wii... ...when i'm saying casual it's when I talk about people that bought a Wii and the only other games they ever played was solitair and mine sweeper on their PC at the office....
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Wow. There's some misinformation.
How does your points stand up to how almost all reports lately show the attachment ratio of games to the Wii are higher than compeititor consoles? (This means, per Wii console sold, more games are sold for Wii, by ratio terms, than other consoles).
I have never seen a Wii console where at least 5 other games are sitting on a shelf nearby. Let alone the 15 sitting in the living room here. I am actually surprised to go to another house and see 8-10 Wii titles as well. I think this belief that Wii games don't sell is a misconception.
Numbers: Checker Players > Halo Players
Checkers Age and replayability > Halo Age and replayability
Therefore, Checkers > Halo
So, Checkers is a better game than Halo.
| mike_intellivision said:
Now admittedly, today is a little bit different. There are actually other active console makers (which there really was not by that time. Atari was doing computers, Coleco went under, Mattel sold out, and Magnavox had gotten out). Nevertheless, the reaction to the Wii – and its success – is still the same. So contrary to what some may think – Nintendo did not and "ruin" gaming and is not "ruining" gaming. It is merely starting the next evolution in gaming. Mike from Morgantown |
In fact ,dumbing down the games ,making a step back in graphics and sound(wich the NES didnt at all from the competing crew) ,offering a really poor online and diminishing the amount of inputs to control games to provide a simpler but for all publics experience is ruining gaming .At least for core and hardcore gamers.Senior citizens and soccer moms would think otherwise ,though.
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