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Originally Posted by Infinite Improbability
3. They refused to add DVD capability, charge fifty bucks more, and sell umpteen million more systems.
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I apologise, but when the percentage of people who care is based on an exceedingly small dividend and an exceedingly large divisor, I round down.
Also, the point I forgot to touch on -- I'm not just talking about popularity here. I'm talking about popularity
amongst those already fanatics. Wii and DS have done plenty to extend the market toward people who never really played games before. But they're also hella popular amongst gamers in general and Nintendo fanboys in particular. Now, that might not have any relevance to quality in your book. But by saying that, you effectively make quality a subjective phenomenon, and I'm forced to question whether you're secretly a
Battlefield: Earth geek.