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Kyuu said:
Rogerioandrade said:
reggin_bolas said:

Sure because what else do you have? Zelda has a simple plot and monotone characters. Metroid is kinda cool so I'll give you that. But what's left in their repository? Kirby, Donkey Kong, F-Zero, Star Fox, Animal Crossing, Pokemon, Kid Icarus, among others. All those are very simple games, none I would label though-provoking or emotionally powerful.

You don't have much left except for maybe Fatal Frame. Nintendo is simply not a publisher for people who enjoy mature games.

 

I disagree. Zelda series, Fire Emblem series,  Fatal Frame, Earthbound, Pokemon, Kid Icarus, Xenoblade etc. have extensive plots full of characters crafted with very particular or complex personalities. Fire Emblem Awakening, Skyward Sword, Majora´s Mask, Pokemon Black/White, Xenoblade Chronicles, among others, are full of emotive moments and  certain points evoke even moral matters. It´s all in its story and gameplay elements, not  only in its graphics.

It´s all in the way you want to see things. It seems that you prefer games with movie-like cinematics rather than intriguing stories. Good stories can be told even with no graphics at all (Virtue´s Last Rewards, Hotel Dusk, Ace Attorney etc. etc. etc.)

LOL this line doens't make any sense. He said nothing about liking these games' stories due to their graphics. Why would you assume that anyway?

Fatal Frame is not a Nintendo game. The last one was only published by Nintendo and I'm pretty sure you haven't played it yet to give a valid opinion as to how well written it is. Some Nintendo fans don't even know Fatal Frame is originally a PS2 franchise.

All the games he said  are notorious for its graphics and cinematics rather than for its gameplay elements. I´m talking about games where story are immersed on gameplay and not the opposite. It´s all in the way you see things, as I said.

The three latest Fatal Frame games were published by Nintendo and they own the franchise now (The Wii  and the WiiU games were only published in Japan, though)

 

Well, whatever you say. I won´t continue to be off-topic