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A mix of "casual" and "hardcore" makes for a better gamer I believe.
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Personally, I'm neither of the two, but I consider myself a pretty hardcore Nintendo fan as I try to play most instalments of Zelda... the main installments of Mario and also Metroid too. On the N64 and GC I used to play other games too... more on the N64 though. But yeah, I'm restricted to those games mainly, but I still consider myself hardcore when it comes to a particular few franchises. Sadly enough I see no reason to buy an X360 or Ps3 because it only has a few titles that I'd like to play and I would rather not spend the money on it anyway. Back in the N64 generation, games were awesome. Funnily enough I enjoyed every single game and luckily enough almost every one of the games I bought were extremely good and fun. These were: Banjo Kazooie, Banjo Tooie, OoT, MM, Pokemon Stadium 1 and 2, Star Wars Racer, Rayman 2, Super Mario 64 and Buck Bumble and Scars (the last 2 being the first two I got with my N64 and they got really shi* reviews but I still liked them and still do. On top of that, I used to always go to my friends house and played Goldeneye, Donkey Kong 64, Mario Kart and other games. I also had the chance to get Conker bad fur day or Pokemon snap but my bro and I got Pokemon snap because we were more into Pokemon at the time. There was also Super Smash Bros. that my friend used to bring over when he came. There was StarFox, Perfect Dark and a few other really good ones too. Seriously.... that N64 had an awesome line-up and the PS and PS3 are similar (but miss the essense of Nintendo). I'd rather spend money on a Ps2 and ps/ps2 games than a new x360 or ps3. Sadly, games are getting worse and worse by the year... except for a few each year that seem to be getting better. All in all, the amount of quality games for each new console seems to be going down, but luckily every year a few high quality games are produced so thats good.
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I don't care about those games, what i am afraid about, is that they slowely infect the hardcore franchise with this casual crap, like mkwii
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The Wii has a nice amount of hardcore games, and they're the ones that are the most critically praised. I think some people just have a problem with other people enjoying something that makes them feel validated.
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Uh, I have a question. What exactly defines a hardcore game? Just wondering, because I honestly don't know. I mean, there are plenty of games I like that are challenging and fun that others would call stupid. There are dozens of games many would consider 'classic' that others would simply turn down out of spite or it's association with Nintendo or whatever.
As for the Wii ruining the market for hardcore gamers - is it really? Well yeah, maybe. Especially considering it's current (and probable future) absence of third party support. But to be honest, Nintendo has be waning in the area of third party support for a while now. At the rate things were going, this was bound to happen. Not that I'm good at predicting things like this, but I guessed right. Nintendo just apparently isn't interested in third party stuff at the moment. And they probably won't be any time soon. Maybe... And I recall a SSBB of mine ranting about something similar to this on a forum of his... And the way I see it, the Wii just doesn't seem to be for all of you who claim to be hardcore gamers. I'm not sure at all, but you all might be able to change their minds over at Nintendo. I mean, you are the consumer etc...but seeing as how they're doing just fine ($$$) amidst the complaints and unsatisfactories...
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Tastes like Hλppy!
Join Date: Sep 2007
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Hasn't Nintendo pleased you enough with TP, Mario Galaxy, Mario Kart Wii and Brawl?
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Thing is, it'd be tough to know who's a veteran gamer and who's just decided on a whim, without ever even glancing at a video game before, that the Wii looks quite fun. Perhaps there could've been an exam? |
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Why so serious?
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