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Parokki on 09 February 2008
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damandan05 said:

Every month the same thing... let me ask you three questions...

1. Is the PS3 on the same path of the PS2, answer yes.

2. Third party game taking off on Wii, Not so much.

3. With the KH team with full knowledge of the PS3 why would they develop for the Wii instead, and why oh why would Normura vision seen in the secret trailer be stopped from coming to life on the Wii.

MY personal preference, yes I want it on the PS3 because it is a gaming machine versus my Wii which I consider a silly toy (No More Heroes has changed my mind slightly).

I would like to see these thread stopped because of rumors, until Normura announces it after KHvs13 then talk about KH3 on the Wii until then stop making a thread a month on the subject please Soriku.

One more thing, it's now common sense that the Wii is a casual game, and by no means is KH for casual gamers, it is a intense deep game for what I would describe as hardcore gamers. Just my worthless two cents though.

EDIT: one thing I'd like to agree with you with is that the white box won't see the light of day of this series since RPG (minus Mass Effect) tank to their potential on other systems.


 

Are you a troll account, or honestly uninformed?

Half of the stuff you said is blatantly untrue (look at the bloody numbers. they're the reason this site exists), and the rest was so ridiculous I'm not even going to try and touch it.

Although I do like your claim of Kingdom Hearts not being casual. You clearly haven't been to an anime club and seen the dozens of fangirls who normally wouldn't touch a game, drooling at how Sora and Riku make a cute couple. My friend's 12 year old handicapped sister who loves beating stuff up with Disney charaters, and has beaten both games at least three times, is also clearly very hardcore in your books.

Despite what many angry "hardcore" gamers seem to think, being shitty isn't the main criteria for a casual game. It's wide appeal to people who don't normally play games, and own very few of them. Other examples of games with huge casual appeal, even though it's frequently forgotten, are Grand Theft Auto, and Halo.