Azelover on 12 September 2009
| leo-j said: @Azelover I completely disagree, the wii does not offer anything more than the iphone does, since the iphone offers the same exact motion control gameplay (whether it be light saber battles, or casual racing ). If your theory was true, then the GBA would have dominated last generation, the reason DS is doing so well is because we have hit a larger market with the DS not just kids and teens, but adults. PSP is the same, its just not as popularly viewed due to its mature content, and the fact some people dont even know it exists (thank you sony). |
Really? It offers the same value? Party, social, family?
OK.
I think you may be talking about technology though, not value. But I do agree that the iPhone has a lot of value
The level of technology in the DS reached "good enough" for even the PS2 players, which is why a dilemma started for the linear extension of home console evolution. People no longer cared about further improvements. We saw that in Japan more clearly, but in fact we're seeing it worldwide.
I completely resent the stupidity of narrowing markets down to demographics, so don't even get me started on that one. Just trust me.
