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So wait... you want me to find examples of people who complain but aren't comlainers? I give you examples and you say they dont' count because they are complainers... well yeah... I am showing you the complaints, how can I find someone who complains about it but isn't a complainer?
I told you to find a considerable group of people complaining about it on a neutral board. You admitted only a couple of people did on IGN and that's it. If, as you claim, most people feel offended by the PSP ad, you should have no problem finding several samples of people discussing the subject in a negative light.
And I said the majority do care but aren't vocal about it in any way we come into contact with.
Drop that BS...if they really cared about it they would let people know. The fact they're not whining about it proves just what I've been trying to say: people...just ...don't...care...You just can't keep a majority quiet about something they care about. Face it, you're just a fringe of people whining about a non-issue
Actually the target audience is exactly who will be mislead by it, those like you and me who can spot the difference aren't going to be fooled by it, but we are the minority, not the majority.
And that gamer will see the ad, buy the game, will not tell the difference in graphics, play it for 5, 10, 15 years and be happy with....meanwhile you'll be here on this board pulling your hair about how he was "misled" and how the world is gonna end....while he's out there enjoying the game because he doesn't care!!!
I really don't think so. Never is the elite, the hardcore or the most inolved the target market... the target market is by default the norm because there is the most of them.
Sony does not say "Let's market towards the 50,000 users who spend a ton of time on forums and websites scrutinizing the game... they target the millions who are buying from pictures and advertisements.
No one is making a storm, a significant issue is being brought to light and it's being exchewed and swept under the carpet by those ewho would like to ignore/deny it.
Here are the facts:
The PSP images (even the ones pasted directly onto PSP bodies) are not truly representative of the product and many people have shown evidence they were fooled by them.
Storm, teacup, whatever you want to call it, you can't deny those facts.
I'm not talking about being fooled by the images. Several people were fooled by GT5's ultrarealistic images too...Should Sony also be sued for making a game that looks so much like real life? Again, it's not about who thought what...the question is who was upset that they bought GT PSP based on those images? Find me those people, then you'll have a case...
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