No, they aren't.
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| pokoko said: I said years ago that Nintendo really needed to break out of doing the same formula with their core offerings every generation and, honestly, though it took them long enough, they're doing a pretty good job of that. Splatoon has been the big winner, obviously, but you have to be prepared to accept failures along the way and not let that stop you. Mario + Rabbids looks like another winner. ARMS, maybe not, but the risks are worthwhile. That's a TPS, an XCOM-style tactics game, and a fighter--what's next? |
Well, they had Dillons Rolling Western, Denpa Men and stuff like that. But you're right, with the newer games they reach different levels of budgets with their experimental stuff.
DialgaMarine said:
The two kindof go hand in hand though; third parties have a bad history with Nintendo because of their lack of open-mindedness and all the restrictions they used to throw on them simply because they could. |
Nah, lack of sales of IPs outside Nintendos is what throws most 3rd-parties off. And it seemingly isn't true anymore for japanese 3rd-parties.
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