RolStoppable said:
There are constantly new Pokékids. There are also constantly people who drop out for various reasons. Nintendogs didn't fail because of shortcomings in gameplay. It couldn't retain a huge playerbase, because it has no unique content that is locked to Nintendo hardware. You pet a normal dog and do normal dog stuff; all that can be replicated on other platforms, so an abundance of pet games everywhere eats away at the appeal of Nintendogs. Pokémon clones don't hurt Pokémon, because Pokémon still has its own world and hundreds of stupid viechers. |
Then what made Nintendogs so successful when you could've already give a normal dog normal dog stuff to do on other platforms?
I remember helping my sister play a Barbie game (actually I think I played it more) on the computer with my sister when she was 4 way back before Nintendogs.
You could already pet dogs/horses and others with a mouse hand and bathe em. That's like saying that if the Kinect and the PS Move were never made the Wii would be still selling like a lot.
I find it hard to believe that Kinectimals and the like would kill Nintendogs. All of the other CoD clones out there aren't killing CoD. Nintendogs failed to create a fanbase like CoD did, and a fanbase is born when there's solid gameplay that comes with the game. People weren't buying +cats because they didn't have much fun with the original.
http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/profile/92109/nintendopie/ Nintendopie Was obviously right and I was obviously wrong. I will forever be a lesser being than them. (6/16/13)