Veknoid_Outcast said:
Well, to be fair, you can't really blame a company for trying to appeal to everyone. Frankly, I think the "core" audience is overrated. If someone is a true "hardcore" video game enthusiast, that person will buy the Wii U anyway. It's the people who are casually interested in video games who matter most. They made the NES, SNES, PS1, PS2, and Wii succeed. |
I diagree about the Wii. The "casually interested" made the others succeed but the Wii's success, imo, wasn't a result of casually interested GAMERS, but non gamers in general. I think the Wii was nothing more than an electronic Beanie Baby in that EVERYONE, no matter what, had to get one. It just so happened that the "thing to get" was a video game console.
As for the importance of core gamers, we're the loyal, never dying cash cow and without us, it's thin ice.








