LordTheNightKnight said:
Groucho said:
LordTheNightKnight said:
Ah, the old "my personal criteria for proper hardcore games magically speaks for everyone, and that magically proves the Wii doesn't have the proper hardcore experience," crap.
It didn't work then and it's not working now.
EDIT: And I still see you are willfully ignoring the fact that those games would be expensive and financially risky without the Wii.
So you think developers wouldn't have noticed without the Wii? Talk about bullshit. The Wii is successful because the market is this way, not because the Wii made the market that way.
Shooting the messenger won't magically change the fact that the games you want take a lot of time and money.
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Who are you arguing with, btw? If its not yourself, maybe you could directly respond to a post, instead of rambling... is it my post you're referring to? I'm not really sure.
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Bandwidth issues made it hard to quote earlier.
And the jist of your comment seems to be that developers abandon the games you like because it costs less to make casual games.
It ALWAYS costs less to make low budget games. The Wii didn't magically make that happen.
But look at Hollywood? Are the big splasy movies gone? No. They just have ways to ensure they rarely flop, by using outlets other than box office.
That is what the Wii is trying to do. Get bigger outlets for gaming audiences, so that gaming thrives.
But don't think they are abandoning the big, splashy games. Nintendo is just trying to show you don't have to blow $15-$100 million dollars to get that kind of gaming experience.
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I said nothing about companies reducing game budgets.
I said they will target the console which will garner them the most profit. The Wii garners profit due to sheer numbers, not because the games are necessarily cheaper to make.
The point I was getting at is that, by nature of being so far below the other consoles, in terms of performance, anyone who likes what the HD consoles have to offer will eventually be starved out by the success of the Wii, and the publishers' attention to the Wii.
I said nothing about my own preference, either. I am merely answering the posed question. Its not some attack on the Wii, bro. This is just the hard truth of the situation. Money goes/is spent where its best returned -- i.e. the Wii. And the people who like what the HD consoles offer, and the Wii doesn't, really dislike that. I'm not putting my personal opinion in that statement, I am merely stating the obvious.