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Hus didn't make a second account. I'm a different person, retard.



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Yes, and you are as of now reported.



Neos - "If I'm posting in this thread it's just for the lulz."
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Yeah, whatever, go on and report me. Once the IP is all checked out, they'll know you're wrong.



wiisucks said:
Yeah, whatever, go on and report me. Once the IP is all checked out, they'll know you're wrong.

What does the IP got to do with you being retard? Hey, you said it yourself. And about the topic... So, if EA needs CELL, why are they making games for other platforms? Calling Harry Potter a kiddy game is a bit strange, because it's a game that kids aren't interested in. Unlike the FPS:s, which EA is going to make to PS3 -> Kiddy games for kiddy console. And all the others for Wii.

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Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.

Neos said:
Yes, and you are as of now reported.

make that two...



 

 

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This is the breakdown we're likely to see from most developers. Anybody hoping for the AAA third party titles on Wii is going to be hoping for a long time. Nintendo will get games that are cheap to make (last gen ports, spinoffs, and, for lack of a better term, kiddy games). Anything online is likely to favor 360 because Microsoft's got a 5 year headstart. PS3 and 360 will be the choices for those looking for power, and the biggest games will be on one or both of those systems. EA is pretty similar to the remainder of the American developers. They are platform agnostic, but they do have their preferences as to what gets what. Similarly, Take Two sees the biggest opportunity in Wii for Fantastic 4 and last gen ports, while the big games like GTA will be on 360 and PS3. THQ, meanwhile, will heavily utilize Wii to leverage its Nickelodeon licenses.



And isn't it fantastic that rather than arguing solidly the name calling comes back again.

Oh the woe that is becoming vgchartz.

Kwaad summed it up pretty well, but I prefer to say 'everyone' rather than 'kiddy'.  It's the 'everyone'ness' that makes the game 'kiddy' to Hus and Kwaad because it has to be suitable for the kiddies as well as other people.



I believe the appropriate term is "family-oriented," which while it can extend beyond just kids doesn't necessarily mean everyone.



Hus said:
http://www.ps3.net/newsboard/view.php?id=743

EA will develop different genres of games for each system, using each of their strengths.

"Something like Harry Potter is a very clear candidate to lead on the Wii," offered Florin.

"Shooters like Medal of Honor, Black, we will clearly concentrate on PlayStation 3 because we need Cell processor power."

"Then we've got more strategic, online-orientated games that we concentrate more on 360," he added.

 

This is some pretty basic marketing speak to me. 

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Serves me right for challenging his sales predictions!

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Shane said:
I believe the appropriate term is "family-oriented," which while it can extend beyond just kids doesn't necessarily mean everyone.
 Nintendo's current marketing jabber constantly goes on that their target with Wii and DS is 5 - 95.