[QUOTE="subrosian"][QUOTE="SH_guY"]its an ok list.. but again theres only like 3 - 4 games i want on it. not enough justification to buy one yet :(goblaa
Well, I went over this earlier in more eloquent terms, but this is simply *terribly* executed.
Perceived Problem: people are bashing the Wii because they feel it mainly has games they call casual like Dewy's Adventure or Dragon Quest: SwordsSolution: make a forum post with pictures of Metroid Prime, Dewy's Adventure, and Dragon Quest: Swords
Frankly, it simply validates the viewpoint it's trying to disprove - that is - it shows that the Wii focuses greatly on non-traditional gamers and casuals, with very little focus on the core gamer. We are picking the gems out of the trash pile. The best defense of the Wii would be to show the core titles on their own, without trying to shove questionable titles onto the list, or trying to debate semantics with dissenters.
how is that any different than what video games have been for the last decade? The PS2 had what, 30, quality core games in it's entire life span? Those were the gems. The rest was trash numbering in the thousnads. The type of trash on the PS2 was movie games and games based off of nicktoons or GTA rip-offs.
The diffrence here is:
1 - The Wii has not been out for even a year
2 - Alot of the titles that core gamers are calling trash are actually well made. They may not appeal to you, but the wii series and brain age and mario kart and such are really well made games. They are not low-budjet quick cash in trash made by teams with little to no talent. They have had a ton of effort put into them and from the perspective of a non-gamer, they are exactly what they are looking for and are the definition of quality.
Sure, the wii will always have those cheap movie multi-plats, and the ports have been really annoying. But the ports will slow down.
Honestly, you're making way to big of a deal out of this.
You completely missed the point - you see this as cool because you support the Wii and see those as good games. Subrosian wasn't being mean, he's just pointing out that you should consider your audience when you try and show people they're wrong. He's right.
For example, Nintendo showed older gamers stuff like Wii Sports and Wii Fitness, because they know that maybe a mom who's trying to get her figure back might like a fun way to exercise, you wouldn't want to market an FPS game to her, for example.
So here, if the TC wants to convince hardcore gamers the Wii is good, he shouldn't have *any* of those games that hardcore gamers dislike on the list. Does that make sense? You sell beef-lovers a cheeseburger, not a chicken sandwich!
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