TWRoO said: I'd say it is actually good marketing on the part of Microsoft (and to a point Nintendo too)
Microsoft has managed to detach the Xbox from itself, which is good because a growing number of people (whether rightly or wrongly) view MS as an evil corporation.
With people thinking other things are Nintendo's it is not necessarily Nintendo's good marketing now (as really Nintendo should be putting across that only their products are theirs... otherwise people will be buying xboxs when they could have bought an actual Nintendo product) but more like good marketing in the past as well as product satisfaction and such, people think games, they think Nintendo. |
This is amazing, in a way. It implies to me that there are people, buyers, who see purchasing an Xbox or even a PS3 as - not an alternative to Nintendo, but as a different facet of the Nintendo experience.
It's wrong and it's fallacious but the whole thing is kind of incredible to me. That view of video games is very rich in its own way.