160rmf on 19 March 2015
| champybh said: While I completely disagree with the OP's position and argument baiting in this thread... perhaps we can look past it all and get to the ROOT OF THE ISSUE! (sorry not sure why i used caps there... dramatic effect?) Nintendo fans know that your average 3D mario game has more to offer than what people give it for. We also know that the library and gaming mechanics are far more diverse than what's available on every other platform. and yet we still have people yelling to the mountain tops "I'M A MAN! GIVE ME A MANLY GROWN UP GAME!". So if you were Nintendo, how would YOU reach out to these people. Are they reachable? What needs to change in the marketing to get this demographic to see the brand for what it is which is rich diverse gaming experiences across nearly every genre. |
I think there's nothing nintendo can do, mario is a extremely famous character, it will always be attached to nintendo's name no matter how many rated M or T titles will be on its system. The only thing that will make them buy nintendo system is when they have a kid as relative (nephew, son, daughter, cousin) to give it to them as gift, so they will play without hurt their manliness, because they will do that to entertain the kids... only that... (sure)
We reap what we sow
