Prefect for the DS – Round 2
What type of games prefect for the DS
Where back with another issue of Prefect for the DS. Since our last article Nintendo has released many games that use the touch screen in new innovative ways.
Games like NintenDogs has started a new series of games for the Nintendo DS, now Tamagotchi games are been developed, probably using the same sense that Nintendogs had.
Recently Nintendo has decided to change the way gamers play, not just making games for the Core gamer and also for the Casual gamer. Releasing more games that are quick, easy, and most in of all fun. These games are designed to just the Nintendo DS’s touch screen in inavative fun.
So what’s prefect for the DS you might ask? Games like Another Code which use puzzles to confuse people or games like Nintendogs which uses digital puppies to confuse people, or do we need both?. These are just some of the games Nintendo is trying to force for a revolution in gaming, games which it is releasing now is what we think the Revolution might be like for the Casual gamer, supplying both Core and casual gaming needs.
With all these great ideas, there needs to be fans, find Nintendo Hard Core gamers today and your just looking for n00bs which don’t understand a lot most time, because, they have been so absorbed in to Zelda that they think there a character, right? I don’t know, but what I do know is Nintendo must be sick and tired of telling people been an n00b isn’t covered by warranty.
What about if your looking for a Casual gamer? Well you’re getting the same thing, because most of these people, aren’t informed, weren’t informed about it, or knew about it but didn’t act, basically there readily to leave, because most are PS2 fans which go for graphics not invitation.
So now you’re going to tell me about other stuff? No I’m keeping to the article, and the start was about Nintendo’s new way to play. So now do you understand why this is done? Not because Nintendo wants to attract the wrong people, it’s because the games are Prefect for the DS.