tarheel91 on 12 September 2007
| Lingyis said: yeah, first party casual titles. in particular, titles with Mii's in them. so far, other than wii sports, there's only WarioWare, Wii Play, BBA. Warioware isn't that casual, Wii Play is really a Wiimote add-on, and BBA appears as a test to the casual market, priced at $50. Just because games are casual or Mii-oriented doesn't mean they don't need to be quality--Wii Play isn't exactly quality. |
It depends upon how you define casual. It's completely accesible the first time you play. I know this because I've had people over at my house who've never really played video games before playing it and not having any trouble. At the same time, it's got an awesome style and a really different approach to mini games that any gamer can appreciate. IMO, a game doesn't have to be aimed solely at the casual market for it to be casual-accesible. Wii Sports is a great example because gamers and casuals alike can enjoy it.
