If you bought a Wii, you knew going into it what you were getting. You weren't gonna get Gears of War, or Halo 2. In my case, and I think for most people who got a Wii, I knew I was going to be expecting SOME adventure titles like Zelda, platform games like any Mario game in the past, and a bunch of odd games that are creatively unique (Wario Ware, Cooking Mama, Big Brain Academy...)
I even knew way before I got a Wii (launch date) that there were going to be a bunch of mini-game products out. Nintendo did a very good job publicizing their mission with the Wii.
THis whole mentality of "garbage games" is like DeJaVu. The same was being said about GC games back in the day.... but somehow those "garbage games" are now being sought after since once you give them a try, you like it.
I got Boogie and I can say, KNOWING what I was buying, I was pleased. It's a great game with a group of friends that are willing to act goofy and have fun. My wife even games now (ie: the purpose of getting a Wii-- "family" fun)
I even knew way before I got a Wii (launch date) that there were going to be a bunch of mini-game products out. Nintendo did a very good job publicizing their mission with the Wii.
THis whole mentality of "garbage games" is like DeJaVu. The same was being said about GC games back in the day.... but somehow those "garbage games" are now being sought after since once you give them a try, you like it.
I got Boogie and I can say, KNOWING what I was buying, I was pleased. It's a great game with a group of friends that are willing to act goofy and have fun. My wife even games now (ie: the purpose of getting a Wii-- "family" fun)
