S.T.A.G.E. said:
kljesta64 said:
I have a feeling when i answer there will be more questions so why dont you ask whats on your mind and I will answer..
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Clever...well my point is with Indy games though evolving are taking us back to a time (when Nintendo was on top) when games were complex yet simple. Some of them aren't even simple. Nintendo created the building blocks for gaming and most gamers are conditioned for controls beyond what they created recently. Still Mario Kart and other games remain some of the most challenging games I've ever played with a good opponent. As I said about you, its not that Nintendos games are complex any longer, I would say they are more clever and methodically put together today than in the past because as the games change its more about creating subtle differences to keep games fresh. When Nintendo was leading innovation in game creation in the late 80's, early 90's the games were more complex. Would you agree or disagree there?
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nintendo has found a winning formula I would say..no matter what game mario,zelda,MK they all work even by todays standards. so yes I think I agree..nintendo is somehow building up on their games brick by brick thats the only difference between them and the others. that is also one of the reasons we dont get to play a new f zero game they either trying to find a new gameplay mechanic or wait and see whats possible on new hardware. I find it also funny how they didnt care about fans for the new mario game they simply wanted to create a fully 4 player co op experience. adn in a way thats great which means they are not limited by anyone and we can expect great games in the future.
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