| IcaroRibeiro said: I understand you want Nintendo games to go forward instead of reusing gameplay mechanics capped by 2011 technology level, but the truth is you wishes won't materialize. The only way for Nintendo to release Switch 2 in 2023 was Switch peak to happen in 2018 and Switch to sell at best 70 million lifetime, a success but far from enough to yield a bigger lifecycle. It didn't happen so Nintendo kept making software for Switch. |
I don't really get this at all, I tend to see people throwing sentences akin to this, but honestly, most gameplay mechanics have been capped for years, I don't see much games that execute something with the gameplay detail of the original Dead Rising for example, and that is a 2006 game, like there is a Crysis 1, or Half Life here and there, a Breath of the Wild, but that is a very small percentage of games where one could say that. Just a really silly (for the lack of using a stronger word) thought to me.
