Acevil on 14 December 2009
| V-r0cK said: IMO casual just means its more appealing to everybody and easier to pick up. More girls and elderly will pick up a Mario game than ever consider touching a Street Fighter or Halo game. A recent party i attended had SF4 going on in one room and NSMB Wii in the other, lets just say more (guys and girls) wanted to play Mario while only a few were playing SF4. |
Halo isn't the best example using your definition....
The gaming media just replaced kiddie with casual and mature games with hardcore.
My definition of casual is the style you play a game. For example I am casual fighter gamer, but a hardcore RPG player. Almost any game can be casual and hardcore depending how you play it.
