Veknoid_Outcast said:
I'd argue that's Nintendo's strength. By doing the same thing, and doing it masterfully for three decades, the company has set itself apart from the competition. Using a design philosophy from 1985 is far from a bad thing. Applying new technologies to solid mechanical foundations is what makes Nintendo special. Meanwhile, much of Sony's first-party content is focused on experimental titles and cinematic action games - flashy titles for sure but with little staying power. Microsoft, well, Microsoft seems to have thrown in the towel. Halo is a wreck. Lionhead is gone. I guess it's Forza and Gears moving forward. |
I agree. They really do nurture their franchises like very few other companies does. Its kind of reassuring that Ive been playing Super Mario for close to 30 years now and I still adore the franchise and characters. I usually get tired of franchises after a few years, but Nintendo are really great at keeping theirs fresh and timeless.







