Zelda 2 maybe, but Zelda 1 wasn't really challenging. 

It was mostly just doing random stuff for 6 hours in different places hoping to discover the next area to go to that made it a pain.

Zelda 1's second quest was what made it hard. The first run through was a bitch only if you got lost which was extremely easy.

It's not the added player mechanics that are at fault for what I'm describing in MKwii, it's the core mechanics that are incontrollable. Dont get me wrong, I can win even with the bad catch up mechanic going on. But it's much more random than before. To random for an ex MK64 player. Yes I'm aware the game is different, but I have played it for more than 5 mins. Probably about 7 hours. Really to please my little sister in law more than me. She loves it.

I know all about OOT. And I still have a copy of Link to The Past. I personally didnt find Z3 that hard. Wheras I struggled sometimes with OOT.

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How is that a fallacy?

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Then it is not a fallacy...

So I don't realise those two, but regardless, be my guest and explain.

It's the same with the 360 and PS3 (I know, hard to believe).  I remember Sony fanboys just personally insulting one person who criticized there console (in this forum too), and instead of addressing the points, it was just insults ;).  I got flamed than for defending him for the personal insults.

So, I own a PS3, and many people consider my opinion about it invalid ;).

Although I disagree with darthdevidem01 as well =).

Okay 1 is more a cheap "debating" tactic than fallacy.

2 is a fallacy, because you claimed I did it "so often", which requires several instances, not one.

And I didn't claim that userbase doesn't matter. Userbase helps overall software sales. I've meant userbase in terms of individual game sales.

If Call of Duty 4 had come out on the Wii before World At War, it would have sold as good ad the HD versions. The Wii didn't make it sell less. Not following the breakthrough for the series did that.

But in terms of entire library sales, more users means more people are buying games, even if the games looked at one at a time don't show it.

@Selnor

So we get to the bottom of it. Your little sister in law beat you in Mario Kart Wii and now you don't like it :P

"Sack him for writing on his blog?"

Just don't let him write anything official about the Wii.

It is way more chaotic if you are caught in the "pack" because you have 12 retarded monkeys flinging shit at each other rather than 8. Once you establish a good lead it is the same as ever before. Essentially it is only more random when facing people equal in skill.