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Sunday, June 12, 2005
Nintendo Revolution: Silly Rabbit, Games are for Kids!
"Ever since the impressive reveals of the PS3 and XBOX 360, and the lackluster reveal of the Nintendo Revolution, almost everyone had predicted that the upcoming releases will hammer that last nail into Nintendo's console-making coffin.
Knowing very little about electronics and how they work (I am somewhere above the ability to turn an original PlayStation upside down or blow into a Nintendo cartridge to make it work, but below knowing why disks are preferable to cartridges), I judge systems based on what kinds of games they offer. Therefore, when these naysayers cry doom for the console that brought us Zelda, I just shrug and say I'll buy it.
Nintendo also chooses to focus on games. They especially want to focus on the family-friendly games. After E3, which many felt justified the predictions about Nintendo, the Nintendo website features an article that more clearly presents their message. "
Knowing very little about electronics and how they work (I am somewhere above the ability to turn an original PlayStation upside down or blow into a Nintendo cartridge to make it work, but below knowing why disks are preferable to cartridges), I judge systems based on what kinds of games they offer. Therefore, when these naysayers cry doom for the console that brought us Zelda, I just shrug and say I'll buy it.
Nintendo also chooses to focus on games. They especially want to focus on the family-friendly games. After E3, which many felt justified the predictions about Nintendo, the Nintendo website features an article that more clearly presents their message. "
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D.Vader // 6/12/2005 09:12:00 PM //
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