What I think Nintendo did, this time, was mess with their IP a little too much for their re-entry into the big-time. The Cellda and Mario Sunshine incidents, in particular
I loved both games, but they failed to appeal to the masses, who couldn't see the golden gameplay underneath the toon shading or big ol' water pistol sitting on Mario's back.
The GameCube is definately going to go out with a Bang, though. It's last hurrah? Link back to being awesome and the 'true' sequel to Mario 64. What should have been released first, instead of last
At least the Revolution will be backwards-compatible.
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Originally Posted by bingle
Actually, the largest target market in the gaming industry right now is the 18-35 market - they buy more games than anyone.
Of course, the games that are marketed for 18-35 also usually end up being played by 15-year-olds, but that's not the intention :-)
Bingle
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Oh, that's the biggest user group, but most of those who rant and rave about 'mature and kiddy' games aren't quite old enough to play them. That was my point