Is this when someone asks why the overwhelming majority of Nintendo games are presented like cartoons? Developers and publishers make things that sell and things that appeal to their artistic sense and ambition (or lack thereof), cinematic games were a big hit in the 7th gen, and even though I personally hate the direction the industry has taken, there is no denying that this style has dominated the industry for many years and it will likely continue to do so.

his example doesnt make any sense, it's an established IP well focused on storyline, hence the audience that follows the game series will be interested in a trailer that hints at story development, other AAA games have two types of trailers released often, one for gameplay and one story focused just like XCX and the order 1886 did.

I dont expect a  heavily story focused trailer for a musou game or a mario game but most AAA games are very story centric, even then I see plenty of gameplay present in trailers for those games. I honestly dont want a gameplay trailer for a game like uncharted... I'll watch a live demo or something but for a trailer I want to get a better hint at the plot, I already know how those kinds of games play out.

Sorry but Nintendo's games have nothing to do with cartoons. Cartoons have story, dialogue or voice acting. Ratchet & Clank, Sonic and Sly Cooper are presented like cartoons. FE gives of an anime vibe, but that's about it.

Most Nintendo games have an unrealistic artstyle and a heavy emphasis on gameplay. That's it.

Nintendo's games are very arcade like these days. That's a better way of describing them than cartoons.

His examples are bad because he just want to push a point disregarding the reality.

For any stablished IP or publisher we already know if we can count on their hability to make a good game on the gameplay side, so we just need to verify what kind of graphical prowess they will present... No one needs to see gameplay for most of Nintendo stablished games because we know them as well.

The Deus Ex trailer is nice, but I dont get hyped until I see some actual gameplay.

As for games becoming like movies I guess because the movie industry is the best it has been in a while and as such makes a lot of money. So if gaming companies can advertise their games like movie trailers it would only make sense that it would excite the same type of movie going people.

I guess we can agree on that... and that as well.

I guess with the exception of Zelda most Nintendo games can´t benefit from a story centric trailer, something like Mario Kart you might want to see new tracks, or new stages for Mario so it ends up being game environments.

Yep true. Although if Nintendo wanted they could make a 2 min movie trailer for most of their games, but with the focus being on gameplay it wouldn't make sense. But I know I wouldn't buy a game by trailer alone much less gameplay trailer (seeing and doing is quite different), but I know Nintendo would do a good game so Seing the ideas on the trailer would be enough for me to know if I would like the game.

You clearly have not played many of the vast amounts of indie games on the new consoles. That said, people have liked stories since they were told around camp fires in ancient times. They make them because people like stories, period. You also did a poor job of explaining how most games on PS4 and X1 are like movies. You need better examples. I do not agree. 

I think this is what Rubber means by  "presented like movies." Not that the game doesn't have a lot of good gameplay. 

Deus Ex trailer 

You see mostly gameplay.

vs. 

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided trailer

You see cinematics. 

yes, buying a game based on a video that is trying to sell it to you might not be the best idea XD

it's always best to judge it from the poll of knowledge you already have about the company and previous games you've enjoyed from them, although that probably only applies to gamers like us on the forums and such