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| Mr. Storm | Jan 16 2008, 06:51 PM |
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Haha, I never by casual games because most of them can be found for free online in flash form. I don't need to fork out the cash for alot of those titles, let alone the whole "interest" issue. I still don't understand WHY though. You say it's a new game with old spice, what's new about it? Cool, it's set in space. Cool, you run around on orbs. That would be a hell of a lot cooler if they CHANGED THE GAME ITSELF. You know, puzzles, boss strategies, gameplay in general. Instead, it's just like... "Alright, Mario. We'll get plenty of cash as is, so let's just take the same stuff, up the graphics, and put it in a new world. Hmm... what do nerds like...?" "Lord of the Rings?" "That's Zelda." "Oh right. Hmm...how about Star Trek?" "Hmm...that's good. We'll have Mario explore planets...Let's get to work!" I just want something new. I'm getting tired of the same concepts over and over. Same with Zelda. Nintendo's just capitalizing on nostalgia at this point. That's why their hardcore market isn't expanding. This makes me sad too, because I remember being in love with Super Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time. But those memories have faded, and no new ones have replaced them. |
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