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> The main reason is I saw the writings on the wall. The industry was turning to pay-to-win garbage, and although I had already seen a similar pattern with arca
by Wowfunhappy 4y ago
> The main reason is I saw the writings on the wall. The industry was turning to pay-to-win garbage, and although I had already seen a similar pattern with arcades as a kid, that's not what I had signed up for.
I don't really think Nintendo has though? (Outside of a few of their mobile games, but that never seemed to be a significant part of their business.)
- aerhardt 4y ago> I really don't think Nintendo has though? No, not in my opinion. Even what they've done with mobile games (ex: Fire Emblem) has been tasteful. Nintendo is obsessed with family values, in an honest way that comes from a place of genuine good. If you want to work for one of the very last beacons of hope in the industry, go work there.
- hedora 4y agoYeah, my only complaint with nintendo is that they need to either allow returns on their online store, or ban ubisoft. They sold me one hot garbage title (the demo was fine; can’t get past the load screen of the paid version). I’m never paying ubisoft again.
- falcolas 4y agoNintendo just camouflages their MTX as Amiibos and Season Passes. And to me, their Mario Kart mobile game was blatantly greedy.
- Wowfunhappy 4y agoIf you don't mind my asking then, I'm confused about why industry changes still caused you to leave.
- aerhardt 4y agoI felt like it was the only company I would work for in the industry, and didn’t feel comfortable with that.