Nemphtis said:People love making simple accusations about consoles and what 'games they have'. I've seen many people comment on how the Xbox is only good for shooters, how the GameCube was just a kiddy console etc. Companies try their best to cover all genres because this in turn makes them more profit. The reason why Xbox has a reputation with shooters is not because it has too many shooters, it's the fact that it has a good variety of quality shooters. You think the GameCube was considered kiddy because it had no violent games, or because the best games it had to offer were simply less violent than what the casual gamers have grown used to over the years?
Sitting down for a second and looking carefully, the Xbox 360 even has a better RPG line-up, a better racing line-up and of course a better line-up of shooters than the Wii or PS3 at the moment. So to pass of the quick judgement of slapping on a genre level for each console may seem like the easiest thing to do, but it's also the least correct.
Nemphtis said:People love making simple accusations about consoles and what 'games they have'. I've seen many people comment on how the Xbox is only good for shooters, how the GameCube was just a kiddy console etc. Companies try their best to cover all genres because this in turn makes them more profit. The reason why Xbox has a reputation with shooters is not because it has too many shooters, it's the fact that it has a good variety of quality shooters. You think the GameCube was considered kiddy because it had no violent games, or because the best games it had to offer were simply less violent than what the casual gamers have grown used to over the years?
Sitting down for a second and looking carefully, the Xbox 360 even has a better RPG line-up, a better racing line-up and of course a better line-up of shooters than the Wii or PS3 at the moment. So to pass of the quick judgement of slapping on a genre level for each console may seem like the easiest thing to do, but it's also the least correct.
Outlawstar said:Nemphtis said:People love making simple accusations about consoles and what 'games they have'. I've seen many people comment on how the Xbox is only good for shooters, how the GameCube was just a kiddy console etc. Companies try their best to cover all genres because this in turn makes them more profit. The reason why Xbox has a reputation with shooters is not because it has too many shooters, it's the fact that it has a good variety of quality shooters. You think the GameCube was considered kiddy because it had no violent games, or because the best games it had to offer were simply less violent than what the casual gamers have grown used to over the years?
Sitting down for a second and looking carefully, the Xbox 360 even has a better RPG line-up, a better racing line-up and of course a better line-up of shooters than the Wii or PS3 at the moment. So to pass of the quick judgement of slapping on a genre level for each console may seem like the easiest thing to do, but it's also the least correct.
Lets not forget that the ps3 and wii couldint really be expected to have a better line-up of any genre than the 360 yet,considering their lifespans.
Jayme said:Nemphtis said:People love making simple accusations about consoles and what 'games they have'. I've seen many people comment on how the Xbox is only good for shooters, how the GameCube was just a kiddy console etc. Companies try their best to cover all genres because this in turn makes them more profit. The reason why Xbox has a reputation with shooters is not because it has too many shooters, it's the fact that it has a good variety of quality shooters. You think the GameCube was considered kiddy because it had no violent games, or because the best games it had to offer were simply less violent than what the casual gamers have grown used to over the years?
Sitting down for a second and looking carefully, the Xbox 360 even has a better RPG line-up, a better racing line-up and of course a better line-up of shooters than the Wii or PS3 at the moment. So to pass of the quick judgement of slapping on a genre level for each console may seem like the easiest thing to do, but it's also the least correct.
This is a REALLY intelligent post
Lupus Inu said:Jayme said:Nemphtis said:People love making simple accusations about consoles and what 'games they have'. I've seen many people comment on how the Xbox is only good for shooters, how the GameCube was just a kiddy console etc. Companies try their best to cover all genres because this in turn makes them more profit. The reason why Xbox has a reputation with shooters is not because it has too many shooters, it's the fact that it has a good variety of quality shooters. You think the GameCube was considered kiddy because it had no violent games, or because the best games it had to offer were simply less violent than what the casual gamers have grown used to over the years?
Sitting down for a second and looking carefully, the Xbox 360 even has a better RPG line-up, a better racing line-up and of course a better line-up of shooters than the Wii or PS3 at the moment. So to pass of the quick judgement of slapping on a genre level for each console may seem like the easiest thing to do, but it's also the least correct.
This is a REALLY intelligent post
... lol. You know why the 360 has the best everything at the moment? It's been out the longest and it also doesn't excuse them throwing the 360 out straight away while it's not been developed perfectly, if they kept it back another year or so and developed it to perfection you wouldn't hear "my 360 broke =(" so often.
Espy said:To sum things up in my opinion.
Get an Xbox if you want a variety of games. I'm getting one soon, it looks to have a good future in terms of RPGs. But people who buy the Wii will do so because they know the games will have Nintendo magic. That's something about Nintendo the competitors can't get, no matter how hard they try.
CitizenGeek said:I say: Nay! Don't buy a Wii, they're not that good. If you're a gamer that isn't infatuated with Nintendo, the gimmick/novelty wears off very, very quickly.
Nemphtis said:CitizenGeek said:I say: Nay! Don't buy a Wii, they're not that good. If you're a gamer that isn't infatuated with Nintendo, the gimmick/novelty wears off very, very quickly.
I would dısagree. As someone who vısıts a Nıntendo forum just to make the lıves of the Nıntendo fanboys as mıserable as possıble for my self-entertaınment (sorry Nıntendo fans, I'm just pure evıl)
can personally say that the gımmıck/novelty has not worn off and as long as you know whıch games you want to play you wıll enjoy ıt. Sure, there aren't many tıtles to pıck from but same goes for the PS3 rıght now. The only console asıde from the Nıntendo DS that has a good selectıon ıs of course the 360.[/
CitizenGeek said:Hmm, I have to disagree with you there! PSP, by far, has a better line up of games than the DS.
Yeah, but at least with Mario it's an actual sequal and not just new maps, two new weapons and less taxing puzzles.Zen 2nd said:They seem to have as many sequels as any other console.
Zen 2nd said:Couldn't they have easily come up with a new character perhaps rather than using Mario over and over again. Even though there is advantages to that, its just I thought Nintendo was an innovative company :roll:
Jayme said:Its they're main mascot, and has many of fans. Plus they sort of have Sonic The Hedgehog now, even though thats SEGA; Nintendo and SEGA always work well together.