| madkiller said: I am sorry, but I agree with this article 100%. This is not targetted at you teenagers that have no real experience with Nintendo or games in general. This is aimed at the gamers like me that are late 20s, early 30s and have owned EVERY Nintendo system ever released. I just got done trading in my Wii with a huge game and accessory collection to purchase the PS3 MGS4 bundle. I have used my PS3 more in a month than I did my Wii in a year. I had every major game on the Wii and was bored with all of them after 1-2 hours. There are exactly 0 real hardcore games on the Wii. SMG, Zelda, Metroid, etc are all too easy and casual friendly now to be considered hardcore. I have owned every system in this generation and actually almost every system ever released in the U.S.. The only systems I have not owned are Neo Geo and the 3D0 due to the outrageous price on them. I am now done with Nintendo for good. I have been a Nintendo fan and supporter for their entire history, but they have now gone too far with this casual crap. Wii Music is a complete joke and I will have no part of their crap anymore. I will get everything I want and more from having both the 360 and PS3. The Wii is a child's and non-gamers toy and those so-called core games you people are talking about are NOT core games at all. The problem is there are too many teenagers that wouldn't know a core game if it bit them on the ass that are still praising Nintendo on these forums. The real gamers are playing the PS3 and 360... |
Oh come on. Hardcore games are (usually) overly violent or very old skool anway. Re4, No More heroes, and metal slug anthology are all beyond a shadow of a doubt hardcore. Twilight princess is arguably hardcore. Beyond that, there are many great core games- Zack and Wiki, SMG, Smash Bros brawl, Animal Crossing, Litte King's story, Wario Land Shake it, Pikmin 3, Tales of Symphonia Dawn of the new World... there is a good reason to buy a Wii, especially when you consider how good it is with friends/ladies. The probelm is that it is no longer focused on core Nintendo fans, and while these fans, are still included in the Wii expeirnce, they are not the foucs, and may feel betrayed/left out. (Though in reality they are not, Nintendo is putting out the games, its just not paying alot of media attention to these loyal fans)









