Nintendo should | |||
| be more like Sony in gene... | 35 | 19.55% | |
| have at least one studio like Team Ico. | 53 | 29.61% | |
| not bother with the segment. | 91 | 50.84% | |
| Total: | 179 | ||
happydolphin said:
Okay, then give me examples of games you find better or equal to SotC, Uncharted and GT. Go ahead. The metric: That are classics that appeal to the older teen segment. |
To be fair... Forza 4
happydolphin said:
Okay, then give me examples of games you find better or equal to SotC, Uncharted and GT. Go ahead. The metric: That are classics that appeal to the older teen segment. |
That's not what I was disagreeing with. Anyone can say SoTC, Uncharted, & GT are of the highest qualities of their specific genres. As you said, that's subjective and I cannot dispute that.
I disagree with the idea that Nintendo should try to develop experiences similar to SoTC, Uncharted, & GT. I think Nintendo's current style of games are best. I agree that they should try out some new IPs, but I don't think they should be similar to SoTC, Uncharted, or GT.
If anything, Sony should be copying Nintendo, in a sense.
Whats the point of having two different gaming companies do the same thing. The only game I have ever played on a sony console which was good was SOTC, everything else is lame and I think Uncharted is overrated its just a game trying to emulate a movie with ridiculous amount of cutscenes might as well watch a movie. Why should Nintendo copy Sony when Nintendo has more success currently doing what they are doing. I like the fact that in this day age, Nintendo still puts gameplay first before cinematic storytelling experiences something that I hate the game industry is starting to do. Its a matter of opinion really, I think personally Nintendo makes better games than Sony. Sony only has one good game which is SOTC which is a damn right awesome game but thats it but thats just my opinion I know others will disagree.
| Jay520 said:
That's not what I was disagreeing with. Anyone can say SoTC, Uncharted, & GT are of the highest qualities of their specific genres. As you said, that's subjective and I cannot dispute that. I disagree with the idea that Nintendo should try to develop experiences similar to SoTC, Uncharted, & GT. I think Nintendo's current style of games are best. I agree that they should try out some new IPs, but I don't think they should be similar to SoTC, Uncharted, or GT. If anything, Sony should be copying Nintendo, in a sense. |
Okay, now you're being clearer.
Why do you think Nintendo shouldn't take cues from Sony?
For the last sentence -> http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=4792094
"We have a company with studios that make games of a greater scale, and of the utmost quality, with themes that defeat fantasy and enter the world of surrealism"
I wouldnt go that far.
| Deoz said: "We have a company with studios that make games of a greater scale, and of the utmost quality, with themes that defeat fantasy and enter the world of surrealism" I wouldnt go that far. |
How far would you go?
| happydolphin said: Okay, now you're being clearer. Why do you think Nintendo shouldn't take cues from Sony? For the last sentence -> http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=4792094 |
Because they are of the highest quality and are the most successful.
| Jay520 said:
Because they are of the highest quality and are the most successful. |
Yet the majority of the gaming community is looking for something more from them, and 130m-ish HD twin consoles were sold despite the Wii being the market leader. Makes you ask yourself a few questions after all.
happydolphin said:
How far would you go? |
Of great quality.
happydolphin said:
Okay, then give me examples of games you find better or equal to SotC, Uncharted and GT. Go ahead. The metric: That are classics that appeal to the older teen segment. |
Final Fantasy IV, Zelda: ALttP, Bioshock, PoP 2008....
SotC was awesome, so was Uncharted 2 & 3. I'm not a fan of racing games since the original F-Zero.
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