Demotruk said:
gergroy said:
Demotruk said:
Jereel Hunter said:
FreeTalkLive said:
Not only will it not beat Halo 3 1st week sales, Nintendo won't even ship 3 million copies for 1st week. Remember, Nintendo still cannot even make Mario Kart discs fast enough to keep up with demand.
Oh, yes though. WSR is far more important to gaming then H3 and will sell more, overall. |
Because cute fun casual titles are important, and big budget titles with gobs of features that keep people playing 2 years after launch are just fluff?
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Yes actually. People will still be playing Wii Sports (and presumably resort) for much longer than two years. I'm amazed people still don't get that.
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It's not the same man. People might pull out the wii and blow the dust off when they are having a party or something, but people that play halo play it on a very regular basis (i.e. at least once a week). I would say the majority, not all mind, but the majority of people that buy this game will play it pretty regularly the first month, and then hardly touch it. I think you are overthinking the casual mentality. They are called casual players for a reason.
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They are called casual players so that there's an "us" and a "them". If you hadn't noticed alot of people don't like the term 'casual' players, that's why their are so many threads mocking it's use.
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Mock if you will, I really don't care. It doesn't change the fact that certain people (casual players) have different game playing habits as others. Giving them an identifying title as in casual is hardly something I would mock. I mean, the freaking game companies use these terms to categorize us! why can't we use them? because we play the games or are smarter or more sophisticated? No. the mocking of the use of that term is probably some form of fanboyism.
