Nintendo always put gameplay first and sacrifice storyline and such?

[pariz]

Khuutra said:

pariz said:

Khuutra said:

I don't think this is quite right, since Miyamoto's remain the best-selling in the world in any given period of time.

Never mind the sales, I am not discussing Miyamoto as a genious. I am just saying that, beyond what he has offered us, he could do/have done even more if he didn't subestimate story in every project. Something similar to say he could offer us "new things"/"better things" if he wanted to.

That kind of runs against Miyamoto's vision of what a game should be, though. He lets other people fill the niche for narrative-driven games, while he himself adress the (much) larger niche of people who do not need narrative for their entertainment.

That's right. He in one way or another has said that more than once.

I just feel that's a pity. He could as well adress some niche and I would be thrill to see that.