Veknoid_Outcast said:
I see what you're saying, but if we followed through on that logic we'd have to "retire" certain genres. And I would hate for that to happen. I guess what bothers me is that some critics and consumers think Star Fox Zero is overpriced because of the way it looks and how long it takes to see the final credits roll. For me, that's poor criteria. In a way video games are simply a set of tools and encounters, and we as players get from them what we put in. That's why you see folks talking about how they sunk a hundred hours on Star Fox 64, a game that can be "beaten" in an afternoon. And about graphics: I know that we've always been fascinated by great-looking games. I remember marveling at Super Mario 64 when I first got my N64, and I recall being floored by the HD graphics on X360. But resolution, textures, lighting, and particle effects are just one part of a grander experience. I wish fewer people would, to use a tired expression, judge a book by its cover. And I wish people wouldn't hammer the top dogs for turning in a poor graphics performance but forgive the little indie guys. But I guess that brings us back to price. We're willing to drop $15 on a crummy-looking "indie" game but not $60 on a crummy looking "AAA" game. Why? Fun is fun. |
I guess reason I am being harsh is becase I really believe NIntendo coudl make Starfox a much bigger franchise that connects to a new generation of kids as well as the true loyalists. I think the characters could become very icon like mario.
I know people hate the rare reskin, but you know what I didn't mind land missions.
I would love to see a true space travel with zelda/jetforce jemini mix with lego games (comedy for Fox as he is meant to be a fox lol) and a nice epic story that is qwerky.
Nintendo always talk about branching out byong there current business model so why not link it to an anime. Kids would love it. Working well for Ace Attorney as example. Create the story through the anmie and represent it through the game.
