another great ubisoft hit for wii

[totalwar23]

konnichiwa said:

Onyxmeth said:

brute said:

Onyxmeth said:

My daughter loves this game. She finds the colors so much more exciting than when she presses the Wiimote buttons when the T.V. is off. She told me already this is her favorite game of all time. So don't bash Ubisoft. They're just catering to the Wii's 24-36 month demographic.

 

the review says even for the audience there targeting will get bored of this quick

Well, it's hard to believe a 30-something year old man would be able to place himself in the shoes of a toddler and give an unbiased review towards the 24-36 month demographic. Or did Gamespot invite children over to play it? That's what I don't get. You can't say it's a bad game just because it runs at 10 FPS, freezes at inopurtune times, features mundane gameplay and glitches like it's having a seizure, because toddlers don't care about that, only people capable of understanding that those are bad things, like reviewers and people that can count past 10 would get that. These kids love Hamsterz, Bratz, Dogz, Catz, EmergenZy Heroez, etc. because when you turn on the Wii, the game starts, is colorful and features something recognizable. That's all a toddler cares about in their games. Let's be real here folks, you wouldn't buy Hamsterz if it got a 10/10 and you know it. So quit bitching about better quality games you wouldn't be caught dead with regardless.

 

Why are all you guys ignoring his posts?

 

I'll take a stab at it.

You can't say it's a bad game just because it runs at 10 FPS, freezes at inopurtune times, features mundane gameplay and glitches like it's having a seizure, because toddlers don't care about that, only people capable of understanding that those are bad things,

If all those things are true, then yes, I can say it's a bad game because those problems represent a poorly developed game made by lazy developers rushing the title out for a quick buck. Not understanding the problems does not mean it doesn't exist and I gotta say, even toddlers will be frustrated at all of those problems you mentioned. The problem isn't about people overlooking the flaws and just enjoying the game. Everybody does that, even the most hard core gamers. The problem lies with the fact that Ubisoft knows that they can get away with releasing poorly developed games on a forgiving and unsuspecting public and they take advantage of that to make a quick buck. Games aren't cheap and the audience deserves better. Take Nintendogs and Dogz. They cater to the same people. Which game do you think consumers deserve? Low review scores meant that Ubisoft didn't even bother to try despite promising quality support.

If theirs games did get 10s, we probably wouldn't buy it due to the target demographic, but we couldn't complain about it be shovelware, now can we?