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  Aussie Legend | July 04, 2008 | reply
  I don't think we'll ever shake it off completely, but this can only help.
  
  How can a console NOT support mature games... that just doesn't make (financial) sense.
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  Guugley | July 04, 2008 | reply
  It's a stereotype?
  
  It's pretty much the truth. Kids and families are surely the target customers for Nintendo, so why is a deal being made out of it? I think now that some older people will buy Nintendo's product because of when they used to play on the NES and what-not. The Wii is the only console next-gen which doesn't portray realism and people like the idea of just messing about.
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  cbjones | July 04, 2008 | reply
  It's more of a Stereotype toward Nintendo than the Wii alone.They make it a point to create games that everyone can play, thus they get the kiddie stamp. Nothing wrong with that they do, but people would rather hark on it like it's a bad thing.
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  Aussie Legend | July 05, 2008 | reply
  Its more a stereotype that Nintendo doesn't particularly invest in Hardcore gaming, more casual stuff for the everyday folk.
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  mb 1 | July 05, 2008 | reply
  Nothing wrong with it. Why do all consoles have to be "mature" and have lots of gore/swearing in them all the time?
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    Gothic Girl | July 06, 2008 | reply
    Wow, way to totally ignore what I said in the forum a few days ago.
    Mature games =/= gore and swearing. There's a difference.
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  Deathsythe | July 05, 2008 | reply
  It won't go away until they accept Manhunt 2 in its full functional state.
  
  
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  Magimaster | July 05, 2008 | reply
  I'm going to break the loop and say that it's not so much Nintendo's fault as it is the developers. Nintendo has allowed games like Manhunt 2, Madworld, No More Heroes etc. to exist on the Wii. If developers are willing to take the risk and create more mature games for the console instead of the regular kiddie crap which makes its way onto it, I'm sure that would help to dispel the Wii's image. I think Nintendo's learnt from their mistakes with the GCN and have come to acknowledge the need for mature games to exist.
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  Final Blade | July 05, 2008 | reply
  <sub>But....but...games like Wii-fit surely doesn't make the console for adults, we would have people getting offended by the game calling us fat and then turn emo.
  
  NO matter what you try to do with the Wii people will always associate for kids, just like 360 is for teenagers and PS3 for older people. Its just how it is, no amount of games will change that. You can try but will ultimately fail.</sub>