thismeintiel said:
That's true. However, the two biggest contributors to people shunning gaming as a whole were 2 licensed games, Pac-man and E.T. Not only were they horrible games, but Atari ordered WAY more to be produced than demand warranted. With Pac-man they produced 12 million copies and only 7 million were ever sold. They didn't push it too far with ET, but they still produced 4 million copies and only sold 1.5 million. Now, I'm not arguing that companies forcing 3rd parties to license games is necessarily a bad thing. It does allow you to control oversaturation to an extent. But, don't think that unlicensed game equals bad game. Tengen, for example, released some really good unlicensed games for the NES. |
They could not be the biggest contributors. At most they would cause turning away from the 2600, not all available consoles, and the arcades.
A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.
Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs








