Who said anything about shutting down. Try to comprehend properly kiddo. Not making it a poster boy doesn't mean completely scraping the project off.
Anyway, as if Nintendo's gonna listen to what i say.
On the contrary, i didn't ignore what dead5 said in the other thread. Its like his definition of mature and mine are different.
Must give the guy some credit for holding his nerve and posting sensibly with so much sentimental attacks. He at least supported what he likes and there's nothing wrong with that.
1. I take offense at being called a kid by you, son.
2. You said
retire and did not mention poster child in the post we're talking about, son.
Mario should retire is not the same as
Mario should retire from posterchild duties, son.
3. Your definition of mature is way off base, son.
Just googled the name to find out. Honestly buddy i've no interest in the titles he creates. No offense but personal taste.
About your take on Adult=! Maturity, its not entirely true. Adult is not about sexual theme but is a degree of understanding complex scenarios. Maturity is often defined with complex storytelling having powerful characters in it which children fail to comprehend. Sexuality is only a part of maturity but does not define it wholly. The games you mention does not require a high level of understanding to comprehend and is quite predictable at times.
Play the games i mentioned if you can and you'll understand what i mean.
1. Wow, nowhere did he mention adult game=sex.
2. Mature!=Adult. There is no concept of
not entirely true here because this applies everywhere. There may be a
strong correlation between the two (in the sense that a lot of games released are both adult and mature in nature) but they are not the same. Adult can refer to strong violence with blood and gore, drugs, sexual themes, nudity, profanity, obscene language or any other content that you would not want to show to a 10-14 year old, let alone a kid, while mature refers to the quality of the content, as in how developed the storyline is, how in depth the characters are explored, how well the narrative is, etc. Just because ERSB calls adult-oriented games "mature" does not mean that the story is mature. They mean that the game is intended for an audience that can distinguish between fantasy and reality, i.e. an audience that is mature, and for whom the game won't have any negative bearings in real life. Maturity does include sexuality, but in the sense that the person thinks responsibly about sexual themes. For example pornography is adult but not mature. Or the Hangover. While the first one had some
modicum of maturity, the second one is a very, very childish movie created without thinking even once about the quality of the content. If you can't distinguish between mature and adult, you don't deserve to play mature games.
Not exactly. If you can ignore fumito ueda's masterpieces, then i can ignore sakurai right?
Btw, lets check out how many people here consider the following game to be even considered hardcore:
I really need some input here guys.
1. He didn't ignore Fumito Ueda, he just didn't have anything worth talking about for Ueda. Don't assume anything, genius.
2. Some of the people who first posted indeed considered them hardcore until some others showed up with their misguided notions about hardcore...