@ flazzle
I already told you these are my personal opinions, I am not persuading you to agree with me
I said lucky not, because they made something terrible which ended up doing better then other great products
I said lucky in a sense, because both MS and Sony were caught off guard
so read my post again carefully
[QUOTE="flazzle"]
Also, they were the ONLY ones to have 100% backward compatabilty and did an incredible job of supporting their VC.
Anyone that concludes Nintendo is better of being a 3rd party developer is just plain ignorant or a graphics whore.flazzle
dude, who doesn't like better graphics
yes I like games with top notch graphic, somthing Wii can't offer
Regarding 360, how can you say Natal is already catered to the casuals. It's not even out yet. What companies have developed for it that you declare casual. That's right: NONE. Why don't you wait until you see what companies make games for it?
And also, a little early to declare Natal a success. If you watch the demos of the Natal closely, there are half second delays between fast movement. It's not perfect IMO.flazzle
Milo- scary, disturbing, for educational purposes I guess
Dodgeball like game- just like Wii sports
painting- nothing to do with games
everything they showed was catered towards the casuals
don't get me wrong, Natal is a jaw dropping technology, but I don't know how they will be able to pull off a first person shooter, for example will you have to turn 180 degree in order to turn 180 degree in the game, you know what I am trying to say.
Regarding PS3, how is the New Motion Sensing for hardcore gamers? What games did you see come out for that? That's right: NONE. You saw a demo of a guy using a bow an arrow on goblins and ticking the ribs of a skeleton with a sword. Yes, it looked cool, but if you think no casual games will come out for it when released, you are disillusioned.flazzle
we saw a demo of bow an arrow, sword fight,strategygame, and most importantly a FPS demo
these are hardcore gaming orentiated demos
Log in to comment