[QUOTE="UT_Wrestler"]If graphics mattered as much as you think, then: 1. The Sega Master System would have outsold the Nintendo Entertainment System 2. The Sega CD would have killed the Super Nintendo Entertainment system 3. The N64 would have outsold the PS1 4. The Xbox would have outsold the PS2 5. The PS3 and 360 would have outsold the Wii So no, graphics aren't as important as you think.Xsan3
Sega Master System vs the NES is a strong Argument...But the rest of ur examples I disagree with...
The N64 didnt sell due to lack of game developers, It was very difficult to find programers to report thier games to a Cartridge rather than a CD, which is why Nintendo eventually switched to a disk. Also, I belive the PS1 graphics look better anyway..
The PS2, was Backwards compatible and had already had an established amount of Games from the PS1 lilbrary, and the original Xbox came out later in the wars...
The Wii outsells today, due tothier verisitility of gaming crowd. There are a lot of Older crowds buying the Wii, that have never even played a video game, and seem to never buy games anyway, they just stick to bowling - or Tennis? ANd the older, non-Hardcore gaming type of crowd that Im talking about, Have probably Just bought a DVD player too, because VHS is no longer available.
Folks that consider themselves Hardcore Gaming types, that Buy games all year round - Judge graphics More than they probably realise. Seems like I have to keep repeating myself but, If some of the Lates Marquee games like , Mass Effect, BioShock, MW2 and similar titles - - If those games had come out with mediocre graphics, people would have judged... And would have probably gotten a low critique because so.....
My point is that if graphics were people's primary concern in choosing a console, then none of what I wrote would be true. Because as you are saying yourself, the reason one system outsold another had really nothing to do with graphics; in nearly every console war, the winner has not been the one with the best graphical capability.
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