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No, he said super hardcore specifically, and said they feel they can bring out edgy games.
It's a 2 part interview. 1. 2.
What's your strategy as far as core games on Wii go after the problems you had with MadWorld? Are you reducing your presence in that area?
No, not at all - you'll see that at E3. One of the things is whether they're super-mature - that's a different thing. But the Wii market is huge. Going for the super-hardcore? Probably, the answer is not. But do we think there are edgy games we can bring out on Wii? Yes.
For Move and Natal:
If you look at how many Xbox 360s or PS3s there in Europe - let's say 12 million of each - if they get an attached rated of 12-and-a-half per cent with these [motion] devices, that's 2.5 million consumers for us to go after. If ten per cent of those buy our games, that's 250,000 [ed: less than Overkill, way less]. How much money can you realistically spend on development for that audience?
Etc... I just hope it's not The Conduit 2 he's reffering to for E3. Or MadWorld 2 (unless they actually make them good like Red Steel 2 overhaul, and Bayonetta quality, wtf Platinum Games, how did you make MadWorld so bad?!).
But again with what you quoted I confused Hayes for Hantzopoulos and edited my post after.
It's a 2 part interview. 1. 2.
What's your strategy as far as core games on Wii go after the problems you had with MadWorld? Are you reducing your presence in that area?
No, not at all - you'll see that at E3. One of the things is whether they're super-mature - that's a different thing. But the Wii market is huge. Going for the super-hardcore? Probably, the answer is not. But do we think there are edgy games we can bring out on Wii? Yes.
For Move and Natal:
If you look at how many Xbox 360s or PS3s there in Europe - let's say 12 million of each - if they get an attached rated of 12-and-a-half per cent with these [motion] devices, that's 2.5 million consumers for us to go after. If ten per cent of those buy our games, that's 250,000 [ed: less than Overkill, way less]. How much money can you realistically spend on development for that audience?
Etc... I just hope it's not The Conduit 2 he's reffering to for E3. Or MadWorld 2 (unless they actually make them good like Red Steel 2 overhaul, and Bayonetta quality, wtf Platinum Games, how did you make MadWorld so bad?!).
But again with what you quoted I confused Hayes for Hantzopoulos and edited my post after.
Edited: Sun, 21 Mar 2010 15:51:11
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"Super mature. "
I read that, as in a game that gets the highest classification from ratings boards. High level violence. Super violent.
Super hardcore... Read the rest of it... He makes the distinction that mature isn't necessarily hardcore. Age ratings have absolutely nothing to do with that. Which is true. HoTD is not hardcore. Arcade games are as casual as it gets. of course, any decent self proclaimed gamer loves them just as well 
Either way, whatever he meant, he's wrong (or very right, if we go the way where "super hardcore" doesn't sell - as a rule, there are exceptions, again on all systems - on any system, and only mainstream titles like GTA and MW do). Wii has sold both core and M games, including their own.
Either way, whatever he meant, he's wrong (or very right, if we go the way where "super hardcore" doesn't sell - as a rule, there are exceptions, again on all systems - on any system, and only mainstream titles like GTA and MW do). Wii has sold both core and M games, including their own.
Edited: Sun, 21 Mar 2010 17:11:14
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i thoroughly enjoyed Madworld and would love a sequel for that game. it's not a realistic expectation though, i understand.
bought the conduit for support but it will take at least a decent game to get me to buy a sequel to it.
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I think the word Hayes used was hyper violent, so Overkill and Madworld fit within that remit.