Boneitis said:
The Ghost of RubangB said:
Boneitis said:
RageBot said:
Boneitis said:
RageBot said:
Boneitis said:
If its affordable, I don't see how it can fail. |
Because the fact that something is affordable doesn't mean the pepole are going to buy it.
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Well this isn't just random affordable device. It has quite a bit of hype and software support following it.
Therefore, I believe price plays a big roll in its success.
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Right now, it is just a device, we don't even know if it's going to be "affordable", we don't know if it's going to have games that the mass market will want.
Therefore it's a complete failure to try and analyze anything before we know something about the Natal and it's games.
One more thing to mention - Wii Sports/Fit/Whatever for the Natal won't sell, there's already a Wii.
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WiiSports is a free game. So if they include a clone with every Natal, people will buy it.
It will also be more enjoyable on the Natal because it will have actual motion tracking.
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People pay money for Wii Sports in Japan, and also at GameStop, eBay.com, and Nintendo.com. I think people like it. I think it's one of the best games of the decade.
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Its barely a game in my opinion. But there's clearly a market for games like that.
They could easily make something similar and even better with the Natal. More importantly, we could use our avatars!
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Well that's an interesting philosophy, but the key word there is "easily." If it was so easy to steal the minds and hearts of the whole planet with a game like Wii Sports, everybody would be doing it. But it JUST happened with Wii Sports. Microsoft has to make lightning strike in the same place twice... but then put their name on it instead of Nintendo's name, and Nintendo has been building that momentum with that audience for over 3 years now.
All I'm saying is Natal is a crazy uphill battle. Changing your strategy halfway through the battle is nuts either way. Going motion controls now is just as crazy as Nintendo making a Wii HD.
