twesterm said:
My sister has three young kids. She can either buy them a $30-40 quality DS game or a $5 shovelware game. I know which one is better, you know which one is better, she knows which one is better, her kids do not and do not care. They care only about making their littlest pet run across the screen or that Dora is doing whatever it is she does. Whichever one she buys, the kids are giong to get the same amount of enjoyment and paytime, so why should my sister pay 6-8 times more money? A 4-8 year old is going to enjoy some horrible shovelware game just as much as they are going to enjoy New Super Mario Bros. Shovelware games very much have thier place and are very useful to people that want to save money. We would notice the difference, a four year old isn't and it's going to save the parents a lot of money. If you don't like shovelware, don't buy it. It's that simple. It existing does nothing to bother you. |
You make a good point. Shovelware exists for a reason. And a lot of times gimmicky games, made on a low budget turn out to be big hits. I don't see why people complain. The more games out there the larger the variety. And it's not like there is going to be another video game crash like back in the early 80's.







