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curl-6 on 28 June 2014
| mZuzek said: The thing is, I don't think Nintendo and Aonuma are that concerned about reception and appeal of most of their games. I believe they make games because of passion, and as such they make what they feel like making - they take a very artistic approach to developing games. Of course, they're still a business and as such they need profits, they can't just do whatever they want. I do feel, though, that Aonuma likes to make each new game a very unique experience and the artstyle is one of the main factors behind this. He doesn't want to make a game that will have massive Western appeal, he just wants to make a really good, special game. When he talks about Twilight Princess, this is made very clear. |
As much as I admire their passion, I feel like in their current situation they should put commercial survival first and auteurism second.
