I think it's pretty hilarious how one user, Suspicion, managed to start an entire flame war against me and that most of the people contributing to the war have under 100 posts... Most even under 50.
I was asking people's opinion on the matter, does this mean I'm not able to voice my opinion as well? You want me to list some of the games that I believe will succeed and fall into the categories that I have specified? Fine. Let's focus on the month of June.
1. Final Fantasy Tactics A2 - Why? (YES, there's a why, I don't see anyone else backing up their opinions.) Square-Enix has been producing games for a long time and they're ALWAYS successful. Look at TWEWY. It was a completely new game with no prequels, and it was rated well along with pretty decent sales. Also, FFTA2 DID have a prequel, which makes any avid gamer who played it previously on the GBA continue onto the sequel for the DS.
2. Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard - Why? All Atlus games are great, no matter how you look at it. It's a simple formula of good artwork and animation styles combined with a great strategy based RPG. Though, I personally didn't play the first one, I know many other people did, which is why I believe Etrian Odyssey II will sell.
3. Guitar Hero: On Tour: Why? Because people have always been buying games with peripherals and they aren't going to stop any time soon. Basically, this game has the chance of selling like hotcakes similar to the original series for non-portable systems. I never said it would fail, I just said it would be embarrassing playing out in public.
However, don't expect me to give sympathy for a game like "Jake Hunter: Detective Chronicles". If this game appeals to some of you, then fine. But for the rest of the "gaming community", GamePro rated it 35/100, and even Nintendo Power rated it a 50/100. Why would ANYONE wanna buy that? (I know someone is going to flame me on this part, go right ahead.)
Conra, this post was mainly directed at you. At your entire list of games for June, only 3 managed to appeal to me. That's what it is. An opinion. Simple as that. However, out of that list, do you realize the number of games that didn't? That's more BS games that people are pushing onto the DS instead of making some quality games that frankly I believe the "community" would want to see.
Again, for you flamers not reading, this post was based on the month of JUNE. Not later. JUNE. J U N E.
Anyways, if you guys are DONE...
About the PSP, Sony doesn't design enough appealing games, that's what the problem is. But I still think Square-Enix games on the PSP are pretty good, and the PSP's ability to emulate PS1 games is pretty appealing.
I was asking people's opinion on the matter, does this mean I'm not able to voice my opinion as well? You want me to list some of the games that I believe will succeed and fall into the categories that I have specified? Fine. Let's focus on the month of June.
1. Final Fantasy Tactics A2 - Why? (YES, there's a why, I don't see anyone else backing up their opinions.) Square-Enix has been producing games for a long time and they're ALWAYS successful. Look at TWEWY. It was a completely new game with no prequels, and it was rated well along with pretty decent sales. Also, FFTA2 DID have a prequel, which makes any avid gamer who played it previously on the GBA continue onto the sequel for the DS.
2. Etrian Odyssey II: Heroes of Lagaard - Why? All Atlus games are great, no matter how you look at it. It's a simple formula of good artwork and animation styles combined with a great strategy based RPG. Though, I personally didn't play the first one, I know many other people did, which is why I believe Etrian Odyssey II will sell.
3. Guitar Hero: On Tour: Why? Because people have always been buying games with peripherals and they aren't going to stop any time soon. Basically, this game has the chance of selling like hotcakes similar to the original series for non-portable systems. I never said it would fail, I just said it would be embarrassing playing out in public.
However, don't expect me to give sympathy for a game like "Jake Hunter: Detective Chronicles". If this game appeals to some of you, then fine. But for the rest of the "gaming community", GamePro rated it 35/100, and even Nintendo Power rated it a 50/100. Why would ANYONE wanna buy that? (I know someone is going to flame me on this part, go right ahead.)
Conra, this post was mainly directed at you. At your entire list of games for June, only 3 managed to appeal to me. That's what it is. An opinion. Simple as that. However, out of that list, do you realize the number of games that didn't? That's more BS games that people are pushing onto the DS instead of making some quality games that frankly I believe the "community" would want to see.
Again, for you flamers not reading, this post was based on the month of JUNE. Not later. JUNE. J U N E.
Anyways, if you guys are DONE...
I completely agree with you. Hopefully Nintendo will release another game soon like a Kirby or Mario game. I don't expect to see a Zelda sequel in the DS's lifetime. So long as they don't do the Mario Party 1-8 thing, xD I think Mario Party DS was good as it is.Private|Parts said:I think that what I'm going to say has already obviously been established, but I'll say it anyway. The DS is obviously not going to fail, an I'll tell you why. It's not because of the great amount of good games coming out (although this is obviously a factor) it's that Nintendo simply will NOT let the DS die. Nintendo are smart. Retarded when it comes to releasing games, but smart. They won't let the DS stagnate. Sure, they'll churn out hundreds of mediocore games for the masses. But lets face it, the people like us, reading forums and posting, AREN'T the masses. And we know better than to buy shovelware, and to wait fifteen months exaggeration for every game. We know that Nintendo loves us like the red-headed stepchild. But they still throw us a bone every now and then. Which is more than I can say for Sony and their PSP.
About the PSP, Sony doesn't design enough appealing games, that's what the problem is. But I still think Square-Enix games on the PSP are pretty good, and the PSP's ability to emulate PS1 games is pretty appealing.











