@GreatPlayer I've played Sonic Transformed after MKWii and MK7 and it was so dull... maybe i need more time to appreciate, but my feelings were pretty clear that time))
Well, I said "some people" like bang-bang) 3ds is an interesting example of how different we are: we've got a 3ds street-pass meetings in our town, and sometimes it seems I don't want to play ANY of the games that other people want to. The same things with them — it's like a niche groups in one place. Pokemon and MK7 for example.
@GreatPlayer Well, you can think that way, it's very popular these days. What is not so popular — is to understand that, for example, "rehashed" Mario Kart Wii is insanely innovative in comparison to "not so rehashed" "exciting race" Sonic Racing. And "rehashed" Mario Galaxy is a game of the year with super fresh feeling of the gameplay in comparison to the GTA or Call of Duty.
The fact is, some people just want to play GTA and bang-bang pseudo war games, and they think that Mario world is negatively childish and all the same. Let it be — I feel good that they play their brown-gray toys, I like colorful world of Mario games — why not?
@unrandomsam You're joking, right? Just how that moderate attempt for a racing game can be compared to the complex, pro-style, refined Mario Kart? "how anybody can still be interested in Mario Kart" ??? In fact, it's player base is like a scientist-founders group, who explores the game thoroughly. And the main thing is that casual players also can have great fun with that game. It's one of the best things about Nintendo games.
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Re: Talking Point: Nintendo's Ambitious Sales Targets Require Runaway Holiday Success
@GreatPlayer I've played Sonic Transformed after MKWii and MK7 and it was so dull... maybe i need more time to appreciate, but my feelings were pretty clear that time))
Well, I said "some people" like bang-bang) 3ds is an interesting example of how different we are: we've got a 3ds street-pass meetings in our town, and sometimes it seems I don't want to play ANY of the games that other people want to. The same things with them — it's like a niche groups in one place. Pokemon and MK7 for example.
Re: Talking Point: Nintendo's Ambitious Sales Targets Require Runaway Holiday Success
@GreatPlayer Well, you can think that way, it's very popular these days. What is not so popular — is to understand that, for example, "rehashed" Mario Kart Wii is insanely innovative in comparison to "not so rehashed" "exciting race" Sonic Racing. And "rehashed" Mario Galaxy is a game of the year with super fresh feeling of the gameplay in comparison to the GTA or Call of Duty.
The fact is, some people just want to play GTA and bang-bang pseudo war games, and they think that Mario world is negatively childish and all the same. Let it be — I feel good that they play their brown-gray toys, I like colorful world of Mario games — why not?
Re: Talking Point: Nintendo's Ambitious Sales Targets Require Runaway Holiday Success
@unrandomsam You're joking, right? Just how that moderate attempt for a racing game can be compared to the complex, pro-style, refined Mario Kart? "how anybody can still be interested in Mario Kart" ??? In fact, it's player base is like a scientist-founders group, who explores the game thoroughly. And the main thing is that casual players also can have great fun with that game. It's one of the best things about Nintendo games.