| thekitchensink said: @Kasillas88: You know that two of the three games you mentioned weren't out yet in 1993, right?  |
He was quoting me, and what I was saying was that as I've grown up, Sony has continually made games as I mature that still appeal to me. Nintendo, on the other hand, just puts all their money in one basket, that is Mario, Zelda, andMetroid. Maybe I used a bad example of Mario Golf, but it seems as though the games I'd find on any Nintendo console are virtually the same, with maybe a few new innovations. But, I was done with Mario platformers after I finished Super Mario 64, and I was 7 at that time. Whereas, with a PS console, I started with Crash Bandicoot, then went to Spyro, then to Jak and Daxter, then Ratchet, and then what we have today, the psuedo-platformer Uncharted. Crash Bandicoot hasn't been rehashed 50 million times like Mario has. There's a new type of game always with a Sony console, but I guarantee in 20 years, the Nintendo (insert name here) will have some sort of Mario/Zelda/Donkey Kong/Metroid game.....they won't let franchises die
