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The old times
I remember back in the old days my parents always played Mario with me. They loved gaming as much as I did. But that was only until games started getting a little bit complex and less interesting for the older gamers.
Games started to have less appeal to them; it was Sony who I personally think created the younger gamer stereo type. Games like Grand Theft Auto, Saint Rows and all the other thug games.
Old people like calm and pleasant games, at there age they dislike all the violence; they tend to want to relax than trying to get a grasp of complicated story lines, that are un-realistic and make no sense. I don't blame them at all; they take games wrongly these days...
The Modern age
Nintendo have thankfully brought the older games back! They have a wide variety of games appealing to all age group of gamers, which even your grand parents can now love!
Games like Brain Age, Mario and even Nintendogs! They always rescue us from the old age. The upcoming WII console is going to be a hit with old people! With games that have a lot more appeal, like the fishing game for instance.
Nintendo's WII controller is more layed out and more inviting to parents and grandparents. With PS2’s and Xbox’s in-inviting controls, parents don't even want to think about playing.
Thank you Nintendo! You have broken through the obsolete stereo type!
> Nope, you'll have to shout ;)
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> Well, I agree. But perhaps Ninja could define 'older'
> (especially as it makes no grammatical sense) What age group
> were you referring to?
The older parents (over 25), and grand parents too. Nintendo have recently also done an event for the best grandparent gamer! AWSOME. Some I'm saying theres nothing that Sony have made, to appeal to there age group...
Hmm that smilies' doesnt look evil enough. :S