NightDragon83 said:
KLAMarine said:
because a game looking good sells your game to casuals better than a game performing well. casuals = $$$ and that's who Rockstar has been targeting with GTA V.
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Can't tell if serious.
Are we talking about the same casuals that went gaga over graphics-intensive juggernauts like Wii Sports last gen?
The same casuals that can't figured out how to play a game that doesn't use motion controls or requires the use of two analog sticks simultaneously?
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Not necessarily. Talking about the casuals that would require a 'skip mission' function to get through gta 5. The kind that would have a hard time completing a mission like:https: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-1XCzTrPzI
I'm most certain Rockstar wouldn't mind the Wii Sports audience and coincidentally, you can play tennis and do yoga in GTA 5. You can watch a movie if you want or play the missions which are almost like movies in themselves. Just make sure to follow the constant on-screen prompts so that you don't get lost.
Jazz2K said:
Rockstar wants to sell to any videogame fan be it core or casuals.
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I'm sure they want to. Problem is who do you tailor the game for? If it's too easy, core gamers will get bored. If it's too challenging, you frustrate the casuals. You can go after both audiences but then you're chasing two rabbits and if I recall correctly, GTA 5 didn't have a difficulty setting.