pokoko on 21 January 2014
| Anfebious said: Soleron pretty much said it. It's what Maelstrom keeps saying! The problem is giving Aonuma the right to impose is creative ego on the project. He has to focus on what people want and not what he wants to do. It's pretty much true that people love Twilight Princess and Ocarina of Time art style. So why not do that? Why keep trying to push the Cell-Shaded art style from Wind Waker? I like those games but it's not really what people want. |
Take what you're given and like it, peon. As long as it can be called art, you have no choice.
My mom asked me to place some flowers in her kitchen window. I took an empty whiskey bottle, filled it with dirt, and stuck some dead briar limbs inside. When she frowned at me, I said, "you're part of the problem!"
Nintendo's philosophy of surprising customers over giving them what they ask for can be very hit-and-miss. It seems like that kind of thing would be a better fit with new IP or spin-offs than with existing franchises.
