rogermoore on 18 June 2012
Sort of. They produced Eternal Darkness and Metroid Prime (with Retro Studios) for the Gamecube, but games with realistic violence are not their focus, just like Disney does not focus on action movies, rather than fantasy and family movies.
Does Nintendo really needs to produce a game with extreme realistic violence to prove media that they are good at making games ? Of course not. A great game does not need to have this kind of content to be great, just like we see on movies or music.
I think this in one of that poor ideas that prevent videogame journalism to be taken seriouly inside the entertainment journalism - this necessity to take games as an adult thing all the time, when games can and should be for every and any kind of audience.
