I wouldn't know how to clearly define a line between casual game and a hardcore game, but you have to admit there's a certain distinction between, for
example, Brain Training and Final Fantasy in the audiences. In fact the target audience may well be the very definition of casual gaming. If the target
audience is people who are not used to gaming or what have you it's casual, while if it's designed to the more core audience it's more hardcore.
As for Brawl, I ought to clarify that it isn't a must have, but it is the highest in the list for the Wii for me. I liked Melee and I shouldn't think there could be anything worse in the sequel, but the level of hype for the damn thing is ridiculous. Oh, and Nintendo insist on consistently proving themselves incompetent at online gaming. If they had a system more like Live i'd be far more inclined to get a Wii, to be honest.
As for Brawl, I ought to clarify that it isn't a must have, but it is the highest in the list for the Wii for me. I liked Melee and I shouldn't think there could be anything worse in the sequel, but the level of hype for the damn thing is ridiculous. Oh, and Nintendo insist on consistently proving themselves incompetent at online gaming. If they had a system more like Live i'd be far more inclined to get a Wii, to be honest.
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