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I basically gave up on Nintendo after the N64; all Nintendo is about nowadays is releasing Metroid 13, Mario 59, Zelda 32, in whichever conceivable permutations
by kmfrk 15y ago
I basically gave up on Nintendo after the N64; all Nintendo is about nowadays is releasing Metroid 13, Mario 59, Zelda 32, in whichever conceivable permutations.
There's no wonder that they want to innovate the hardware, because the games remain the same. Zelda almost feels like the Lorem Ipsum and Hello World of Nintendo, when they want to demo their new platforms.
And I think they just announced an HD-cum-3D version of Zelda: The Ocarina of Time. Jeez.
- dddrh 15y agoKeep in mind that last year was the 25th anniversary of the original Mario Bros. This year is the 25th for Legend of Zelda, and next year the 25th for Metroid. While it does seem that they are rehashing old IP (and I agree that they are) they also have a slight incentive to push out permutations of their successful franchises here in the next few years.