Lonely_Dolphin on 08 November 2016
| theRepublic said: Well, I am not going to watch a 22 minute video. But based on what everyone else is talking about, I will say this: I for one, am happy that Nintendo takes chances with their franchises. Most developers do the same thing over and over again, and by the 3rd or 4th game, it gets pretty stale. Yeah, when it misses, it can miss hard. But when they hit, you can end up with a masterpiece like Super Mario Galaxy. I'm happy to take the good with the bad. |
I wouldn't say they're taking chances with the games in question, I mean come on, it was really obvious they were all doomed to fail and/or be bad and I'm not sure how Nintendo didn't see that during their development. Removing content mechanics features etc. rarely ever makes a game better rather than worse, the gamepad was well known to be unpopular before SF0 was even announced, and the timing of MP:FF was clearly a bad idea.
