Luck on 18 June 2014
I don't play Nintendo games.
Greatness, depth and difficulty of gameplay are not really important.
When you grow up, you need your games to be more meaningfull, to have a b grade movie storyline written by people who weren't good enough to write motion pictures.
At the very least, my games needs to have realistic graphics and/or gritty violence.
When you are mature, style (realistic graphics, violent presentation) prevails over substance (gameplay). All the substance I need is a storyline that's awful compared to any acclaimed motion picture or book.
