So here I sit in the post launch drought.
The dust has settled, the shine is off the diamond, sales are slowly getting into a norm. PS3 consistantly sells 20k units a week in Japan, and the Wii sells it's stead supply each week.
But the question arises, where are the games?
Now, all I hear on every forum on the web is PS3 is not worth buying now because there are no good games available. OK, fair enough, they had a few good launch games, and things until march are less than stellar. But then why dear readers do we not hear the same gripe about the Wii? They had a lack lucter launch lineup (say that 5 times fast) with the main title being Zelda.
But then what? Wario ware has been the only REAL title since the lauch, and if you dont like gimmiky mini games, then you son are screwed. So why do we not have fanboys with pitchforks in their hands at Nintendo's doorstep, like they have at Sony's?
Is it the price difference? Do people feel that they only paid $250 for the Wii, so if it stis there collecting dust, no biggie? It is not even like there is a huge library of old GC games worth playing, dont get me wrong, there are some, but they pale in comparison to the 8000 games available for PS1/PS2.
So why the double standard? Why is the lack of games acceptable on one console, but not the other?
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