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« on: January 18, 2006, 09:49:46 PM »
sorry you feel that everyone who doesn't game are braindead morons who lack all manner of curiosity and problem-solving skills. Nintendo and I choose to believe that people who don't game might do so for different reasons.
I second this, because it's the truth, Ian. My parents don't play games. My dad used to play the NES a bit, but after that, I don't recall him playing much at all. So, I was playing Wind Waker once, and I was stuck on one of the puzzles. I tried everything I could think of, but it didn't work. Then, in came my dad, and he saw me playing for a few seconds. Then he suggested I do something. I did it and the puzzle was solved.. This has happened on many occasions; I seriously believe that if my dad played games he would love adventure games. His brain just works in the way that's perfect for an adventure game. But, he doesn't game, and guess why? Because it's too complicated for him.. Also, the few times he's played my DS, he's LOVED it. I showed him the minigames for SM64DS, and got him hooked. Then, he even was interested to play Kirby and liked it. So wandering's right about this also; Nintendo can make gamers out of non-gamers, and then they will even try traditional games..
The only thing I'm worried about is how Nintendo is going to convince nongamers to pay a substantial amount for a Revolution and games. Why would they care now if they haven't been interested in it for years, or never have been? Even if Nintendo gets a game that would draw them in if they played it, they would still need to market the system to that audience. Which will be extremely tough..