Kasz216 said:
I think that's just a lack of knowledge on the poster. Richardhutnik is many things, but he doesn't actually dislike any company. He DOES however make his own boardgames and such and therefore is particularly interested in why things sell and don't sell. As for the Wii U. That's just a boring ass thread because all it boils down to is "There was never enough supply at launch." So "overestimated supply" is about as far as you'd get in that thread. |
I have things I dislike about most companies out there at this point. It doesn't mean I want them to drop out completely. You say Microsoft with me and I will say "Borg". I am doing phone tech support for Apple, so now i have a bit pro-spin that way, because sale of iOS products keeps me employed as a contractor. As fr as Nintendo goes, there is a HUGE nostalgia factor for me, but they aren't the end all. For me, Sony issues I may have are fanboy stuff, and that sneering mentality of gloating I observed when I saw Sega go down. I have strong dislike for that, so if I can tweak that, I will end up doing that. Part of that is individuals who don't seem to know of videogames prior to the Playstation brand appearing, and thinking Sony is the end all and be all, when it isn't. It is significant enough though, and the PS2 is a system to own for me and keep, because I have numerous retro game compilations on it. The PS3 produced some of the top titles for me this generation, with myself being a big fan of Sackboy, the Uncharter series, and Infamous. And I do have an interest in sales, or else, why would I be here?
As for this thread, I get curious about the spin involved, and why the heck things get raved about? I think the post about hyping and hoping others buy on, while you don't, is an interest insight, by the way. But there is this trend, that leaves people disappointefd and brands things as a flop when it doesn't meet the self-generated hype.
As for All-Stars, I think it is REALLY cool that Sony would mash up their characters. BUT, i seriously wish they would do something different, or heck, borrow from Powerstone, or something else. Smash Bros., at its core, is a 16 bit title. This si fine, but couldn't Sony of put something new on the map?







