| curl-6 said: I tend to agree; there's nothing inherently wrong with E-rated games, but since that's pretty much all Nintendo make, their output lacks variety. That's why Metroid was such an important series, it spiced up an otherwise homogenous first party lineup. Sadly, if they made a Metroid for Switch, I'm willing to bet they'd make it some cartoony BS. |
But the point is, that something being cartoony does not make it less mature. The mature part of the games is not in the art style. The mature part lies in the content. Yes, I would too like to see more mature games from Nintendo than we have seen recently, but I just don't see value in kiddie mature rated (16+/18+) games with fantasy content. Not saying there could not be ones at all, because there obviously is a market for such.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
