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Topic	The 3DS came out 10 years ago yesterday
darkstar4221 03/03/21 4:43:33 PM #138:	Darmik posted... Ok so Sony is lying.The experts are wrong. Even Nintendo having to consolidate their home and handheld business into one market as a response to mobile gaming are also wrong. All of these people need to be wrong or lying for you to be right. You also can't explain the shift of casual gaming from DS to 3DS or the lower focus on multimedia from PSP to Vita. Probably more wrong executives? If it was something as simple as memory cards nothing would stop Sony from trying again. That's an easy thing to fix for a successor (or even a revision). But they won't. Because dedicated handhelds aren't a viable market anymore. Which was made obvious a decade ago. You are not quoting experts, you are quoting a company that is trying to save face. A company that refuses to blame themselves for their own mistakes. When they say s* like this When you look at the type of consumer that's playing cell phone games currently, it's someone that enjoys smaller 'kill time' gaming and has not gravitated to the larger, richer, deeper experiences that true handheld gaming provides," said Koller. Do you think the average consumer would rather play a shovel-ware game on their smartphone rather than an AAA title like Gravity Rush or Uncharted: Golden Abyss? <cite>darkstar4221 posted [p:951301467] in The 3DS ca... [t:79321165]...</cite> <quote>Darmik posted... </cite> <quote>Ok so Sony is lying.The experts are wrong. Even Nintendo having to consolidate their home and handheld business into one market as a response to mobile gaming are also wrong. All of these people need to be wrong or lying for you to be right. You also can't explain the shift of casual gaming from DS to 3DS or the lower focus on multimedia from PSP to Vita. Probably more wrong executives? If it was something as simple as memory cards nothing would stop Sony from trying again. That's an easy thing to fix for a successor (or even a revision). But they won't. Because dedicated handhelds aren't a viable market anymore. Which was made obvious a decade ago.</quote> You are not quoting experts, you are quoting a company that is trying to save face. A company that refuses to blame themselves for their own mistakes. When they say s* like this <quote> When you look at the type of consumer that's playing cell phone games currently, it's someone that enjoys smaller 'kill time' gaming and has not gravitated to the larger, richer, deeper experiences that true handheld gaming provides," said Koller.</quote> Do you think the average consumer would rather play a shovel-ware game on their smartphone rather than an AAA title like Gravity Rush or Uncharted: Golden Abyss? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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