Famicom world is not active enough

[BonBon]

how can I promote this site. Us famicom collecters can't be that few and far.

[nintendodork]

Does it need to be? I enjoy the subtlety of this forum.

[fredJ]

There might be more activity at nintendoage, but I find this forum friendlier.

[UglyJoe]

Forum activity fluctuates.  It's kind of in the middle right now.

[petik1]

I think AtariAge is the biggest classic-gaming forum, and I dread asking questions there. It seems you'll get more- and more positive- responses here. I like it here.

[son_ov_hades]

Famicom World isn't that active because the Famicom is pretty obscure with few fans outside of Japan. That's just the nature of the beast.

[NintendoKing]

We may not get tons of activity but we are still constant and nowhere near forum rot.

[Parodius Duh]

Honestly, If this place turned into something like Nintendo Age, I would NEVER return!

[jpx72]

Honestly, If this place turned into something like Nintendo Age, I would NEVER return!

Well said!

[manuel]

To be honest, I like FW as it is now.

[Jedi Master Baiter]

What is wrong with Nintendo Age?

I keep hearing bad stuff, but I remember when they were small & new.

Is it anything like DigitalPress?

[jpx72]

What is wrong with Nintendo Age?

It's too crowded...

[Parodius Duh]

Its wayyyyyyy over crowded and chances are you will get a negative response towards ANYTHING, especially if you dont have 100s of posts.

[senseiman]

Just to add my 2 cents, I also like it the way it is.

Larger forums have their benefits - such as more discussions and a larger pool of individuals with knowledge about games to ask questions about.  They also come with way more trolls and general smart-ass behaviour because I think people feel a bit more anonymous in them.   In a small forum like this it is much easier to form a sense of community because all the regulars get to know each other. 

I do agree though, more discussion is always nice

[petik1]

It's like comparing a school cafeteria to a mom-and-pop diner.