| WiiStation360 said: Many people have touched on this, but is had to do with the difference with hardcore vs non-hardcore players. The hardcore player cares about graphics. They buy 2-3 games per month and buy the latest game on its release date. This is their primary hobby and they put a lot of time and money into it. This is the category that you fall into. The non-hardcore also likes games, but they have other primary hobbies, do not care about graphics as much, and just want a game to be fun. These include new gamers, casual gamers, most female gamers, young and old gamers. They do not want 40 hour hardcore JRPGs or 10 shooters a year. They want to play something fun when they have the time or when friends come over. (The Wii sports and guitar hero crowd) The non-hardcore gamers VASTLY outnumber the hardcore gamers. In previous generations, the non-hardcore and hardcore were buying the same systems (Playstation 1 & 2). That was where all the games were going and it was cheap. This generation, Sony and MS made systems specifically geared towards the hardcore. Nintendo made a system geared towards everyone else. Now Sony and MS are both trying to appeal beyond the hardcore, but the Wii has an almost unstoppable mindshare in the public that will be hard to overcome. It seems like you chose the correct system for you tastes. You should stop worrying about what other people are buying, and enjoy the system you own. |
well said, i pretty much agree with it all :)








