People don't seem to know these cool things about Nintendo and why it makes them great. I love buying and playing games that feel like they've been gone over with a fine tooth comb. Every detail, texture, animation, and sound effect examined, directed, inspected, etc. This is how they make games at Nintendo. If you've read developer interviews, Miyamoto will literally listen to every sound effect to make sure it fits into the aesthetic and atmosphere of the world, check every shade of the environment to make sure it's the right green, etc. We need more developers like this and more developers like this to continue making games.

After PS1 became such a success, video games as a whole went Holywood. Sega died because of this. There use to be a time, when most games were created by artists who had a passion for what they did. They wanted to make the best games possible with the idea of connecting with players and sharing experiences. They wanted to emotionally hook you and take you along for a journey into other worlds, and places. It wasn't unlike how some of the best authors (King, Tolkien ect.) created their best works of fiction.

Now, most AAA games are done by a team of employees who are owned by opressive, overreaching publishers who's only goal is revenue. Enter DLC, online passes,games released in beta, yearly releases that don't improve much, nothing but guns and killing etc. That's were we're at now.

If you want to play games that are designed in the way they use to be, you either have to play old classics from that era, Nintendo games or indie games. You MIGHT find the occasional AAA game with heart and soul, but not very often.

After PS1 became such a success, video games as a whole went Holywood. Sega died because of this. There use to be a time, when most games were created by artists who had a passion for what they did. They wanted to make the best games possible with the idea of connecting with players and sharing experiences. They wanted to emotionally hook you and take you along for a journey into other worlds, and places. It wasn't unlike how some of the best authors (King, Tolkien ect.) created their best works of fiction.

Now, most AAA games are done by a team of employees who are owned by opressive, overreaching publishers who's only goal is revenue. Enter DLC, online passes,games released in beta, yearly releases that don't improve much, nothing but guns and killing etc. That's were we're at now.

If you want to play games that are designed in the way they use to be, you either have to play old classics from that era, Nintendo games or indie games. You MIGHT find the occasional AAA game with heart and soul, but not very often.

After PS1 became such a success, video games as a whole went Holywood. Sega died because of this. There use to be a time, when most games were created by artists who had a passion for what they did. They wanted to make the best games possible with the idea of connecting with players and sharing experiences. They wanted to emotionally hook you and take you along for a journey into other worlds, and places. It wasn't unlike how some of the best authors (King, Tolkien ect.) created their best works of fiction.

Now, most AAA games are done by a team of employees who are owned by opressive, overreaching publishers who's only goal is revenue. Enter DLC, online passes,games released in beta, yearly releases that don't improve much, nothing but guns and killing etc. That's were we're at now.

If you want to play games that are designed in the way they use to be, you either have to play old classics from that era, Nintendo games or indie games. You MIGHT find the occasional AAA game with heart and soul, but not very often.

After PS1 became such a success, video games as a whole went Holywood. Sega died because of this. There use to be a time, when most games were created by artists who had a passion for what they did. They wanted to make the best games possible with the idea of connecting with players and sharing experiences. They wanted to emotionally hook you and take you along for a journey into other worlds, and places. It wasn't unlike how some of the best authors (King, Tolkien ect.) created their best works of fiction.

Now, most AAA games are done by a team of employees who are owned by opressive, overreaching publishers who's only goal is revenue. Enter DLC, online passes,games released in beta, yearly releases that don't improve much, nothing but guns and killing etc. That's were we're at now.

If you want to play games that are designed in the way they use to be, you either have to play old classics from that era, Nintendo games or indie games. You MIGHT find the occasional AAA game with heart and soul, but not very often.

After PS1 became such a success, video games as a whole went Holywood. Sega died because of this. There use to be a time, when most games were created by artists who had a passion for what they did. They wanted to make the best games possible with the idea of connecting with players and sharing experiences. They wanted to emotionally hook you and take you along for a journey into other worlds, and places. It wasn't unlike how some of the best authors (King, Tolkien ect.) created their best works of fiction.

Now, most AAA games are done by a team of employees who are owned by opressive, overreaching publishers who's only goal is revenue. Enter DLC, online passes,games released in beta, yearly releases that don't improve much, nothing but guns and killing etc. That's were we're at now.

If you want to play games that are designed in the way they use to be, you either have to play old classics from that era, Nintendo games or indie games. You MIGHT find the occasional AAA game with heart and soul, but not very often.