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Two Points:
1. Nintendo market the Pokemon liscence and other ' kiddy games' heavily as it makes money. There are looads of games for older people, but they don't sell as well as Pokemon and games like the Rugrats do. Nintendo does this as it rakes in the money for them!
2. Contradicting this, I think you'll find a lot of 7-11 boys wanting a game for their N64 starring a certain lady with a pistol in tight fitting clothing this Christmas.....
1. Nintendo market the Pokemon liscence and other ' kiddy games' heavily as it makes money. There are looads of games for older people, but they don't sell as well as Pokemon and games like the Rugrats do. Nintendo does this as it rakes in the money for them!
2. Contradicting this, I think you'll find a lot of 7-11 boys wanting a game for their N64 starring a certain lady with a pistol in tight fitting clothing this Christmas.....
Personally, I thought that Nintendo were the good guys! Ithought that they were the only gaming corporation left that thought about the needs of the common gamer; well, wasn't I wrong?! It seems that they only care about the money now, which in my view, is a very Sony view on gaming. I hope that before Nintendo release the 'Gamecube' they realise the error of thier ways and decide to make a next gen' console that will actually appeal to anyone that is out of nappies or not on acid!!
Two Points:
1. Nintendo market the Pokemon liscence and other ' kiddy games' heavily as it makes money. There are looads of games for older people, but they don't sell as well as Pokemon and games like the Rugrats do. Nintendo does this as it rakes in the money for them!
2. Contradicting this, I think you'll find a lot of 7-11 boys wanting a game for their N64 starring a certain lady with a pistol in tight fitting clothing this Christmas.....
1. Nintendo market the Pokemon liscence and other ' kiddy games' heavily as it makes money. There are looads of games for older people, but they don't sell as well as Pokemon and games like the Rugrats do. Nintendo does this as it rakes in the money for them!
2. Contradicting this, I think you'll find a lot of 7-11 boys wanting a game for their N64 starring a certain lady with a pistol in tight fitting clothing this Christmas.....