| ssj12 said: I can see the Wii slowing down rather quick in the next few months. Its only good for parties. If someone you know threws a party every week and has a Wii why buy one. Theres like 3 games worth playing single player for (and if you own a gamecube by Twilgiht Princess for that instead its honestly better). |
multiplay games are more fun than asocial games like japan rpgs...
somebody said time ago...
I agree...
I got bored of japan rpgs in 90's...
people that play most only single player games have something insane:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hikikomori
While many people feel the pressure of the outside world, and may feel uncomfortable in public (or "social anxiety"), a hikikomori reacts by complete social withdrawal to avoid all outside pressure. In some cases, they may lock themselves into their bedroom or another room of their parent's house for prolonged periods of time, sometimes measured in years. They usually have few, or no friends. A hikikomori's days are characterized by long spells of sleeping, while their nighttime hours are often spent watching TV, extensively playing computer games, surfing the Internet, reading, or other non-social activities.
This refusal to participate in society and fulfill their expected roles makes hikikomori an extreme subset of a much larger group of the younger Japanese generation that includes parasite singles and freeters. All three groups seem to be rejecting the current social norms society has placed upon them in their own unique ways, with lifestyles considered deviant by society at large.
The withdrawal from society usually starts gradually. Affected individuals may appear unhappy, lose their friends, become insecure, shy, and talk less. Those in their teens may be bullied at school, which, atop the already high pressures of school and family, may be the final trigger for the withdrawal.
