RolStoppable said:
PullusPardus said:
RolStoppable said:
PullusPardus said:
and did i mention i hate these top ten lists they always bring out fanboys and also did i mention that Miyamoto is a bit overrated. he keeps making the same games he made years ago and if you have a character that long of course everyone will notice. |
The Wii series is among the most popular games in video game history. Which other new IPs this generation come even remotely close to this kind of influence?
Oh right, Nintendogs.
@digitalentourage: You are really a funny guy, although you may not intend to be one.
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to me miyamoto is just about making simple FUN(yes i know this is why you like him) games for simple gamers its great idea but he doesn't risk anything to move the industry forward... (please dont tell me Wii music, that is just a little child's Rockband.)
he is like the popular pop star that is so popular around people but doesn't really do anything new other than being a popular person who have alotta fangirls/boys
i think if people can stop praising Miyamoto over and over than the world would stop turning, so i'll just leave it as it is.
to me people like David Cage deserve it more than Miyamoto , why ? because they risk it all to make it "different"
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I remember the outcries when Wii Fit was shown for the first time. If that isn't taking a risk to make it "different", then I don't know what to say anymore. Miyamoto was also majorly involved in designing the Wii controller, but I guess this doesn't count, because it didn't move the industry forward.
@digitalentourage: You entirely missed the point. I wasn't saying what I said because of the additional people you suggested, but because you said that you agree with all the reasons why the other people were put on the list which includes stuff like Sony still being one of the most profitable video game companies after losing almost $4 billion in the last three years.
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Wii fit isn't new back then, but it made popular.
there were a few fitness games last gen. so he wasn't "different" by announcing wii fit.
