[QUOTE="xscrapzx"][QUOTE="musicalmac"][QUOTE="xscrapzx"][QUOTE="musicalmac"][QUOTE="xscrapzx"]And when you state casual games to mean that means something that is not of calibor of today's gaming. Not technically where other games are at. Atleast thats what I get the casual from.musicalmac
All I can say about this reply is " What?! " Casual games, like the current iPod games, are hardly a step back in gaming. Maybe the 45 year old businessman doesn't want to play Gears of War. Maybe he wants to sit down and play a solitair-esque game, or something simple and relaxing. That's what I mean... If that answers the previous post- you got me :lol:Well then basically my last post that I made is basically the answer to Casual games. Now why dont you look at this post that you made. You stated "Casual games, like the current iPod games, are hardly a step back in gaming. Maybe the 45 year old businessman doesn't want to play Gears of War." Who in their right mind is going to pay money on a frigin game console that plays solitare, when they have it on their IPOD, or they can play it free on their computer. Thats my point, and thats why it wouldn't make sense to make a system like that at all, absolutely pointless:lol:
:?... I think you're lost here. This post clearly outlines your lack of information regarding this thread, and the connection between Apple and gaming in general. Read earlier posts. Apple already has their hardware out. It's all about the software now.No I understand this post thoroughly but you are claiming that Mac should make a system that has casual games, hence your quote "Maybe the 45 year old businessman doesn't want to play Gears of War. Maybe he wants to sit down and play a solitair-esque game, or something simple and relaxing. That's what I mean.." I'm simply stating that I think the video game market has plently of systems as is. I think that Apple should just stick with what they have and thats it. I think getting into the gaming market is too much, and would be stupid for them to do so. Why should there 18 consoles out there, its just too much. Thats why systems such as Jaguar, Neo Geo, 3DO and so forth, didnt last because of the expense and the fact that people arent going to own 15 gaming systems.
Apple already has the hardware they need if they want to enter the casual gaming market. They're not going to compete with M$/Sony/Nintendo directly. Look up the Apple TV. Then you'll know what I'm talking about. You're arguing phantom issues that I'm not claiming responsibility for. I don't think they're going to make a gaming console. And just so we're clear, "Mac" is not a company. That would be Apple Inc.[QUOTE="xscrapzx"][QUOTE="musicalmac"][QUOTE="xscrapzx"][QUOTE="musicalmac"][QUOTE="xscrapzx"]And when you state casual games to mean that means something that is not of calibor of today's gaming. Not technically where other games are at. Atleast thats what I get the casual from.musicalmac
All I can say about this reply is " What?! " Casual games, like the current iPod games, are hardly a step back in gaming. Maybe the 45 year old businessman doesn't want to play Gears of War. Maybe he wants to sit down and play a solitair-esque game, or something simple and relaxing. That's what I mean... If that answers the previous post- you got me :lol:Well then basically my last post that I made is basically the answer to Casual games. Now why dont you look at this post that you made. You stated "Casual games, like the current iPod games, are hardly a step back in gaming. Maybe the 45 year old businessman doesn't want to play Gears of War." Who in their right mind is going to pay money on a frigin game console that plays solitare, when they have it on their IPOD, or they can play it free on their computer. Thats my point, and thats why it wouldn't make sense to make a system like that at all, absolutely pointless:lol:
:?... I think you're lost here. This post clearly outlines your lack of information regarding this thread, and the connection between Apple and gaming in general. Read earlier posts. Apple already has their hardware out. It's all about the software now.No I understand this post thoroughly but you are claiming that Mac should make a system that has casual games, hence your quote "Maybe the 45 year old businessman doesn't want to play Gears of War. Maybe he wants to sit down and play a solitair-esque game, or something simple and relaxing. That's what I mean.." I'm simply stating that I think the video game market has plently of systems as is. I think that Apple should just stick with what they have and thats it. I think getting into the gaming market is too much, and would be stupid for them to do so. Why should there 18 consoles out there, its just too much. Thats why systems such as Jaguar, Neo Geo, 3DO and so forth, didnt last because of the expense and the fact that people arent going to own 15 gaming systems.
Apple already has the hardware they need if they want to enter the casual gaming market. They're not going to compete with M$/Sony/Nintendo directly. Look up the Apple TV. Then you'll know what I'm talking about. You're arguing phantom issues that I'm not claiming responsibility for. I don't think they're going to make a gaming console. And just so we're clear, "Mac" is not a company. That would be Apple Inc. I understand that it is not MAC that is a company I dont feel like typing out Apple ten times. But thanks for the history. This post is about what if Apple got into the industry with another company such as sega who no longer exist in the console wars, to build a system together that would be a pretty niffty thing. I'm simple stating that I think it would be pointless thats all. I'm not making up phatom issues I'm quoting you from your posts. To break down in simple terms so there are non of the "phatom issues", you are telling me that it would be a good idea for Apple to come out with such a device that has gaming capabilities and I'm saying that it is pointless to do so. Thats all. If that confuses you then I dont know what else to tell you. 
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