Majin-Tenshinhan on 05 October 2008
| fastyxx said: But a year after launch, at least 1 in 8 Halo 3 players play online in a given week, whereas there are a lot of sad little Marios sitting on people's shelves less than a year in. I like Galaxy a lot. Mario Kart is fun but I don't care much. It's disposable - nothing too new or exciting there. But I'd much rather have a game that is tweaked monthly and regularly expanded/updated and regularly played for months and months and months after launch than a game that sells more but whose pre user lifespan is limited. It's a better blueprint for the future of gaming. See Burnout Paradise on both PS3 and 360 for a similar good buy for consumers. Having Halo 3 be a bigger seller would be better for gamers in that respect. But whatever. Like most of the discussions we get all worked over on this site, it don't matter at all. |
... Wow. You're joking, right? You think people aren't still playing Mario Kart, and more importantly that they won't be in about a year? I mean, seriously? Do you have any basis whatsoever to think this?
