| Pristine20 said: For those nintendo fans who fail to see the problems casuals bring to the industry, I remember reading an article where Miyamoto said it took a third of the team used to develop Zelda for the wii to develop wii fit. It also took much less time. Without a doubt, wii fit would eventually rake in way more profits than Zelda. Do you see where this is heading? What do you think the shareholders would want from Miyamoto next? Another Zelda or a more advanced wii fit? Corporate greed is everywhere. You may fail to see any fault in anything nintendo has done but even they would further sponsor this demographic shift by capitalizing on the ridiculous profits from licensing Dogz and Catz. 1) I remember back in the day when the nintendo fans used to praise nintendo and condemn Sony because of nintendo's seal of approval that every game had to meet. Whatever happened to that? |
1) Sony Playstation is what happened. Nintendo couldn't afford to maintain their arrogant policies with third party developers after the PS systems wiped the floor with them.
Casual gamers are not the only demographic in the video game market, and neither are the core gamers. If Nintendo caters to both at the same time, I really don't see the problem.
If you're implying that Nintendo will eventually abandon the core gamers for the mainstream public for one reason or another or even attempt to oust the core gamers completely, you're just as shortsighted as the bugger who wrote that pointless diatribe in the OP.
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