zorg1000 said:
Of course they can appeal to both. There is a large middle ground between simplistic, casual, freemium titles and complex, hardcore, AAA titles. Games that find a balance between those the spectrums have the potential to appeal to both sides. Some of Nintendo's most successful franchises are this middle ground, "casual-core" style. I would say that Pokemon, Super Mario, Animal Crossing, Mario Kart, Smash Bros, Splatoon, fit into this group of games that are simplistic and casual enough to be accessible by most people while also having the complexity, depth & competitiveness to appeal to more experienced players. |
like i said - you can t appeal to both equally- Nintendo and any consumer company wants to sell to as big a base as possible but by default the more you appeal to one side of the spectrum the less you appeal to the other- ex higher specs higher price and a lineup of games oriented more to LOZ and Metroid will sell to one side of the spectrum- a lower price and lower specs with games more oriented to Animal crossing and Mario party will appeal more to the other side of the spectrum-







