Cheebee said:
I think he simply means the dualshock controller. |
this. people will write it off just because it looks traditional and 'too complicated to use'
Who will make the next big casual console game? | |||
| Nintendo | 26 | 39.39% | |
| Sony | 2 | 3.03% | |
| Microsoft | 8 | 12.12% | |
| Third Parties | 5 | 7.58% | |
| Smart phones have stolen ... | 17 | 25.76% | |
| See results | 8 | 12.12% | |
| Total: | 66 | ||
Cheebee said:
I think he simply means the dualshock controller. |
this. people will write it off just because it looks traditional and 'too complicated to use'
Hopefully nobody. It's the reason shit like Carnival Games went rampant

Im gonna say Microsoft this time around.
or the phones definitely
Hopefully it'll be Nintendo with Mario Kart 8.
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| F0X said: Hopefully it'll be Nintendo with Mario Kart 8. |
I wouldn't really consider that a casual game people get pretty pissed off over that game.
watch SullyPwnz on youtube his LP of Mario Kart 7
toastboy44562 said:
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150 million people bought the PS2. I don't think casuals are so against the idea of using a normal controller.
Sigs are dumb. And so are you!
Deyon said:
Tetris was made by Nintendo? |
Published, propogated by and packaged with the original Gameboy. It was the casual craze of its day.

I don´t think anyone will create a 'Wii Sports like phenomenon' in this generation.
There's not going to be anything as big as Wii Sports on any of the next-gen consoles. It's probably going to be on tablets where the casual gamers are busy right now.
There wasn't anything nearly as big as that before the Wii either. During the 32-bit era I remember Tekken was popular amongst my friends who didn't normally play videogames. Mario Kart has been popular with the same audience since the N64. When the PS2 was out, games like Buzz and Singstar were popular with casual players. None of these titles sold anywhere near 80 mill.
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