NintendoPie on 16 May 2012
| spurgeonryan said: It is true in America as well. Ipads, pods, and phones and any other type of tablet such as kindle, galaxy and Nook are pushing through. Kids these days could give a crap about Mario. They did not grow up with him. All they know is that they cannot afford a 40 dollar mario game. What they can afford and do more with are free apps, facetime, free phone time and texting with the pod, free, free, free. Kids want that, because then they do not have to think about going out and buying games or having their parents do it for them. Now even if they want something that cost money the lazy parent just says do not spend over 20 bucks today and leaves the credit card. Future generations of consoles will only get worse unless something is done. |
Ryan... a lot of kids still love Mario and still grow up with him. Even the Preppy people I hand around sometimes know what Mario is! One girl loves Mario Kart. She also played SSBB before and she adores her Wii. I never thought I would witness her say she like Mario. Another is in love with Pokemon... yet never talks about it because it would ruin her "image." I'm sorry, but you are wrong. 
(In a sense.)
