DonWii said:
DonWii said:
DonWii said:
DonWii said:
ANOTHER OPINION ABOUT THE NINTENDO MEDIA SUMMIT:
From GameLife Wired Blogs Editor:
All the same, it seems like Nintendo's aims here were to get the press a day full of unfettered hands-on access to all the games that we're not likely to pay attention to at what is sure to be a crazy clusterf**k of an E3 in July. For my part, I certainly wouldn't have put the time into Strikers or Brain Academy had they not had this event. So I understand why they did this. But it doesn't leave a very good impression to do it by sending out a press release that deliberately teased us with the tantalizing possibility of playing the heavy hitters, then presenting a lineup of also-rans and niche titles once we were all trapped in Seattle.
While he was dissapointed, he did not see it as the end of Nintendo's focus of the hardcore. He was a bit more rational, IMO.
However, as I have stated, judge Nintendo after E3. |
Interesting to see a different take on the issue from another journalist. |
Amazing. Not everyone thinks Nintendo has abandoned the hardcore. Who'd thought.... |
I know, right? |
Exactly, it is the craziest thing that I have ever heard.
