Luck on 12 December 2013
| Mythmaker1 said: Since I was conned into clicking on this curiously titled thread only to be treated to a banal and boring piece of work, I decided I might as well take its premise seriously. To that end, yes, I think Nintendo games do suffer from a lack of originality. Not a lack of original content, but original experiences. I get pretty much the same "nutritional content" from playing modern Nintendo games as I do from games made 10, even 20 years ago; less sometimes, as in Skyward Sword. And while the quality of the experience is often better, but the "taste" is much the same. |
Like someone else said in this thread, if this is true, what does it say about the rest of the industry ?
