| Chrkeller said: It is all good. Language is hard to interpret and can lead to misalignment. Not a big deal. Plus I'm not always consistent with wording. |
Honestly I have to learn to dail it back because honestly you aren't a Nintendo troll. I think you are a hardcore gamer that gets frustrated with Nintendo's decisions sometimes. Which I do as well but I learned to live with who they are. It's like accepting people for who they are instead of how we view them. I learned to love them for all the quirky/gimmicky stuff because I know it's what they love. Their saying is, to surprise and delight and they genuinely believe that. I don't frown when I see things like Labo, as a matter of fact, man when I saw Labo I was smiling ear to ear because that's what makes them special and it makes them happy. Always aiming to surprise and delight. Of course, I was blown away by BoTW lol, open world Zelda? Count me in! Legends Arceus and when I saw Scyther in full scale in that area, that put the fear of God in me. We love Nintendo and hate the dumb decisions but it's not about viewing them as perfect because honestly they suck lmao but I have learned to accept it and allow them to be who they are. They come with pros and cons like everything else but I'll gladly take it with all the good they come with.
I personally get bent out of shape with Wii/motion controls because I think the Wii has done too much for the industry to continously disrespect it. Think about this for a second, I did an experiment with my friends the Christmas before last to show them just how far of a reach the Wii had. We put all of our gaming consoles on a table from all the PSs to Xboxs, to all of Nintendo consoles and asked people that aren't gamers to identify each console. Unless you are familiar with the console majority of the family could not identify which was a PS2 or PS5 or Sega Saturn or NES. The one console that everyone could identify with ease was Wii. Wii reached a level of stardom outside of gaming that was insane. We should appreciate that and not punish it for Nintendo's or 3rd parties taking advantage of the moment and shoehorning motion into everything just to make a quick buck from the most viral console we have ever seen. Motion controls should always be optional because honestly just people with disabilities shouldn't be left behind but motion controls are hear to stay.
I personally separate everything like this. You have your headling feature such as motion for Wii, assemtric gameplay for WiiU, and hybrid for Switch. Then you have core features that may have even been headline features in the past but are no longer new and hot like motion controls and touch screens. Then secondary are the features that could be left behind eventually like the ir pointer from Wii (Im still heartbroken over this, ill sacrifice motion and touch for ir pointer lol). Of course all of this adjust with the times. Motion, Touch, and 3D were headling/focal at one point but now are old. So either they become core(motion/touch) or are dropped like 3D.
But that's the end of my rant, just wanted to get this off my chest to you bro.
