| aLkaLiNE said:
@Zorg1000: I see your scenario as this - Disney is the brand. Pixar is a Dev team, Marvel is a Dev team, Disney animation, LucasArts etc. Saying Pixar needs to branch out from what they do is akin to saying infinity ward should branch out in what they do. Really we should be looking at the platform though, not the Dev team. Disney has multiple teams that deliver on a wide range of content aimed at a plethora of age groups. Nintendo has all these Dev teams but they don't explore new genres without making them, in my opinion childish. |
Alright I can agree with Disney=Nintendo, Disney has Marvel/LucasArts that make films more aimed at adults (while still being acceptable for kids), but doesn't Nintendo have the same thing?
Disney-Avengers, Star Wars, Pirates of the Caribbean
Nintendo-Metroid, Xenoblade Chronicles, Fire Emblem
Disney also has Touchstone as a subsidiary, that has made R-rated films, while Nintendo has been willing to publish M-rated games such as Eternal Darkness, Geist, Bayonetta, Devil's Third over they years.
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