[Adamsville]

also 96.5% of kids are generally stupid

[Annelies]

Originally Posted by GregoryRasputin @Annelies is upset because his snes turned into a huge tentacle monster and raped him, ever since then, he he hated Nintendo products.

I really hate the direction Nintendo is going in. They favor gamers like cheerleader Caitlyn that buys one game a year like Wii Fit over core gamers.

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[hellsing9]

Originally Posted by Annelies I really hate the direction Nintendo is going in. They favor gamers like cheerleader Caitlyn that buys one game a year like Wii Fit over core gamers. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-T989 using Tapatalk 2

Why the hate?..they have to involve or evolve.
So far many companies because of lack of creative tought AND innovation they got stuck on a loop where is better to release something even if it's mediocre and poor on sales than release nothing.

Problem is if we add that lack of creativity along with no innovation plus products that people has to understand first in order to properly use it.
You know the outcome = Mayhem.

We are in some kind weird dimension *market-wise* where an Ipad or tablet is 10 times more effective than some portables from big companies.
Also you have gadgets like Kinect and Move that is only gadget nothing more. How many games you have on both of them? that you can really enjoy without recalibrating the damn camera or the whole device because lack of light or another stupid issue (and im not adding nintendo to this).

They keep adding more **** to a single product to avoid bury it and squeeze all they can while it lasts.

Think about the past and how many sci-fi movies, picture the future specially this year. Magnetic energy, flying cars, robots everywhere.
And think about now. What you see? i only see zombies..with cellphones.
Including me.

The Ipad have something that others has not and nope im not a big fan of Apple products.
Crystal clear vision, you touch, you can do any kind of crazy stuff on them even Jailbreaking some of apple products is Legal.
There's goes the experience going to basics.

I will leave this question open to anyone. How come a game like Angry birds got so famous? because has some sick graphics, physics? or just because is something basic that anyone no matter age/gender can play?.

[WalangAlam]

Kids now like mindless clicking and instant gratification but yeah when we were kids we like simple games like tic tac toe or stone and sticks...
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Originally Posted by WalangAlam Kids now like mindless clicking and instant gratification but yeah when we were kids we like simple games like tic tac toe or stone and sticks...

My kid loves scribblenauts. Good game for problem solving and creativity...

[Annelies]

Originally Posted by WalangAlam Kids now like mindless clicking and instant gratification but yeah when we were kids we like simple games like tic tac toe or stone and sticks...

What's wrong with wanting instant gratification? You realize 90% of electronics in the past century have been all about instant gratification, right?

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[hellsing9]

Originally Posted by WalangAlam Kids now like mindless clicking and instant gratification but yeah when we were kids we like simple games like tic tac toe or stone and sticks...

Or this:



:P

[adam2893]

Originally Posted by Persian McLovin Old enough to bone your mother every damn night, dipsh*t.

With a reply like that I think it confirms that you are younger than 16.

[LoboGuara]

Originally Posted by hellsing9 I will leave this question open to anyone. How come a game like Angry birds got so famous? because has some sick graphics, physics? or just because is something basic that anyone no matter age/gender can play?.

Agreed. Because its simple, casual and can be played by any brainless person

I believe that even the kids know that the iPad offers much more entertainment possibilities than a portable, which is limited to games.

[hellsing9]

Originally Posted by LoboGuara Agreed. Because its simple, casual and can be played by any brainless person I believe that even the kids know that the iPad offers much more entertainment possibilities than a portable, which is limited to games.

People get bored of complexity on any form of entertainment.
They want to get out of their ordinary routine of work/study/etc and play something that don't demands too much *brain cells* to understand it.

They scape from complexity and Angry birds is the epiphany of something basic that gone massive because you don't think/act like you do on daily basis you just only have to calculate the angle in a way that silly bird will hit those green pigs.

Is getting back to basics like i said, many people miss using their imagination. (and i will not add to this equation read some book)
Atari/commodore era for example, all the games had the same graphics = black/white and dots and was funny as hell to play that.

You give people many options, they will get more confused.
If you reduce that spectrum of options to some basic ones they will work and relax faster.

[LoboGuara]

Originally Posted by hellsing9 People get bored of complexity on any form of entertainment. They want to get out of their ordinary routine of work/study/etc and play something that don't demands too much *brain cells* to understand it. They scape from complexity and Angry birds is the epiphany of something basic that gone massive because you don't think/act like you do on daily basis you just only have to calculate the angle in a way that silly bird will hit those green pigs. Is getting back to basics like i said, many people miss using their imagination. (and i will not add to this equation read some book) Atari/commodore era for example, all the games had the same graphics = black/white and dots and was funny as hell to play that. You give people many options, they will get more confused. If you reduce that spectrum of options to some basic ones they will work and relax faster.

Agreed again. This also explains why Mario games are so popular since the NES days.