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Soundwave on 08 June 2015
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Fusioncode said:
Soundwave said:

Yet Bayonetta 2 and Devil's Third and Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge are hyper violent games. Fatal Frame is also M-rated I think. 

So clearly they are willing to make M-rated games, they're just making poor choices in what they greenlight. Instead of niche Japanese titles, they'd be better off making something violent (sure) in a Western fantasy RPG setting. 

How about an open world fantasy game with a Game of Thrones like story? A game that can go to darker places than Zelda can? 

When was the last time Nintendo prioritized storytelling in one their games? Earthbound?


Fire Emblem, Kid Icarus Uprising, Xenoblade, even Bayonetta 2 have cinematic stories with tons of cut scenes (even though Bayonetta gets weird as hell) so the "Nintendo doesn't make cinematic games" isn't even a thing anymore. Maybe if it was 1999 you'd have a point there. Modern Zelda games have a bigger story than Earthbound did.