http://danielprimed.com/gaming/industry-issues/implications-with-classification-of-hardcore-and-casual Sat, 22 Nov 2008 10:59:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://danielprimed.com/gaming/industry-issues/implications-with-classification-of-hardcore-and-casual#comment-4321 Daniel Sun, 29 Jun 2008 13:31:13 +0000 http://danielprimed.com/?p=647#comment-4321 Yeah same here, I am always alternating between new, old and completely different games. I think that it makes for a much more well balanced diet. Yeah same here, I am always alternating between new, old and completely different games. I think that it makes for a much more well balanced diet.

]]> http://danielprimed.com/gaming/industry-issues/implications-with-classification-of-hardcore-and-casual#comment-4320 Korey Sun, 29 Jun 2008 11:57:01 +0000 http://danielprimed.com/?p=647#comment-4320 I really liked your inclusion of the Australian citizenship test. I bet the number of Americans who can pass the American test is quite small. What I really don't like about the casual/hardcore classification is the idea that people can't do both. I can't play the same type of game all the time, or I get burned out. To that end, I'm usually playing multiple games at once. Maybe I'm alternating between a lengthy RPG, a fast action game, and something simple and brainless. I really liked your inclusion of the Australian citizenship test. I bet the number of Americans who can pass the American test is quite small. What I really don’t like about the casual/hardcore classification is the idea that people can’t do both. I can’t play the same type of game all the time, or I get burned out. To that end, I’m usually playing multiple games at once. Maybe I’m alternating between a lengthy RPG, a fast action game, and something simple and brainless.

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