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Originally Posted by NovaX
I don't get this, how can you just disregard them?
"Nintendo only has kiddy games, except for the games that are aimed at older audiences, but I don't like them so they don't count."
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That's kinda how his mind works at times. "The Gamecube has no games worth buying, except these games, but I won't buy them, and these titles here are also out on the PS2."
Since we're talking extremes, if the only mature games are Resident Evil 1, 4, Killer7 and Eternal Darkness, does that mean that Viewtiful Joe, Metroid Prime and Spartan: Total Warrior are kiddie instead? The term kiddie is a crime because most people dish it out based on visuals alone and almost never based on the content. If a title's gameplay is overly simplified and streamlined towards a younger audience, even I'll deem it childish.
But consider something like Warrior Within. Similar (somewhat) gameplay as in Sands of Time, a wonderfully mature title both aesthetically and contentwise, yet the tacky "grit" and focus on violence and fighting made WW feel far more juvenile and childish in that sense. Similarly, Metroid Prime and Viewtiful Joe don't "look" mature in that sense, but the content and gameplay is certainly not something I'd recommend to kids. Not because there's something explicit there or anything like that.
There's nowhere I can't reach.