WII CASUAL GAMES SOFTWARE

Casual gamers bought the Wii for the novelty of the system, while core gamers buy games they are excited about–which continues to provide a steady stream of income for the manufacturers as those gamers pick up new titles. For the casual gamer, inevitably that fascination with the hardware had to end.

WII CASUAL GAMES SOFTWARE

Nintendo has sold a huge number of consoles, but that doesn’t mean much if the software isn’t there to support it, and for Nintendo, the software just hasn’t been there-not like on the PS3 and 360. The problem with focusing on casual gamers is that the software becomes secondary to the hardware, which then becomes the selling point. It gambled big (and like so many other poor SOBs in Vegas can relate to) the gamble paid off huge at first, but Nintendo kept going back for more and ended up losing its proverbial shirt. Actually, calling it a mistake is maybe the wrong word.

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