[QUOTE="Iyethar"]Is there an age limit on being a gamer? Furthermore, even if old people aren't "gamers" - that dosen't mean that the Wii dosen't appeal to anybody else.[QUOTE="HeedleGlavin"][QUOTE="karicha9"]So you would call those people at the retirement homes that play the Wii gamers?karicha9
Let's get back on-message, folks. Wii is for selling to non-gamers. Once a person has purchased a Wii, they are potential targets for Wii software. That reduces the problem to one of creating software that these demographics will purchase.
Yeah, I think Ninty needs another title past Wii Sports and Wii Play to get these people to keep interest. I don't think Trauma Center took too well and I'm not sure Cooking mama will.Please don't call them Ninty. *gag*
I'll definitely agree with you on the impact of those titles. On the other hand, I'm surprised that you didn't remember that Trauma Center is published by Atlus, and that Cooking Mama is similarly 3rd party.
Nintendo will not rely upon third parties to do this thing for them. Satoru Iwata knows that it is necessary and that Nintendo needs to do it - this point was the conclusion of his remarks at E3 2006.
On the other hand, they don't need to do it yet. They can't take too long about it, but right at the moment it would actually be counter-productive. Creating further demand for a supply-constrained product is far from optimal.
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