Teeqoz said:
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The point I did not succeed in doing, I was not trying very hard really, was that:
Nintendo, much like Disney in the eighties, is so heavily relying on their iconic franchises that they fail to see what Third Party can contribute with. They flood their systems with franchise games that their fans crave. Problem is that not everyone is a nintendo fan.
Coming into the eight generation Nintendo tried to make a deal with EA. Despite having the successful Wii/DS generation behind them, someone at Nintendo sensed that they could not succeed again whitout Third Party developers. We do not know what happened - my guess is that Nintendo failed to see what EA could contribute with. They valued their own IPs to much to recognize EA expertise in games for a mature audience.
Well here we are, they will try to get to the mature audience themself but the only way that they know how to do it is to throw in Zelda costumes in Bayonetta, Zelda costumes in Warriors, Zelda chickens in Devil's Third, colourful squids in Quake MP (could have been Mario).







