flames_of said:
code.samurai said:
flames_of said:
code.samurai said:
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.
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I guess that's what hardcore gamers nowadays have been reduced to, sad people with no one to play with at home. Sad, really. Games like MarioKart typically caters to those who actually play with people face to face. Makes you less miserable on those lonely days.
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You are kidding right?
You do know there are many online MK and SSBB games played aswell, including this site's community.
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Definitely not kidding. If you bought MK and SSBB primarily for online play then something must be wrong with you. I love the way people here segregate individual words and comments out on those words and ignore the entire thread entirely, they must have eaten way too much bird droppings at birth, either that or there's too much glue in the basement.
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I'm pointing out the words that reflect a stance in which you are looking down upon other people. Which also has minimal to do with MK selling past Halo...
So I have eaten to many bird droppings and sniffed/consumed to much glue huh? If that is your opinion of me...
Besides, nothing wrong with playing people online; afterall it is real people online aswell, you can talk to them and so forth.
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Damn I didn't know this thread is still alive. Nevermind, point taken.
