| Chrkeller said: Are you suggesting Nintendo needs to work on having better narratives? Oh please God no! By far and away my most hated aspect of gaming is the inclusion of long drawn out stories with non stop talking, rpgs being an exception for obvious reason. I hate stuff like red dead 2. To each their own but one of the main reasons I love Nintendo is because the story takes a major back seat to actual gaming. |
They don't have to if they can't pull it off. And if the game has a skip cut scene option then your problem is almost completely gone. For those that need a great story to be fully satisfied though they would be out of luck just playing a game that only has good gameplay.
Just saying that there's plenty of great games out there that get lesser scores despite covering more ways to enjoy a game (the story and gameplay aspect). But so many of them only get 9s and not straight 10s like Nintendo does. Nintendo games usually do not have any fulfilling story aspects to add much of an emotional connection to the game's world.
You can argue about their gameplay being so good it makes up for that, but I'm not buying that. It's too subjective now. It's more objective to argue what gaming aspects are not as prominent or more prominent in a game.
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