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Along these lines - For all the rubbish Nintendo does, they do know how to ship complete games. Games that if never patched, just work.
by HappyDaoDude 3y ago
Along these lines - For all the rubbish Nintendo does, they do know how to ship complete games. Games that if never patched, just work.
- KMnO4 3y agoProbably because they don’t need to spend any time designing them. “Hey, remember that game we made in 1995? Let’s update the graphics and rerelease it for the switch at full price!”
- Jensson 3y agoYou think Cities Skylines 1 to 2 is a larger leap than Skyward Sword to Breath of the Wild? Otherwise I'm not sure what you are talking about.
- HappyDaoDude 3y agoNot OP and a bit of an aside but, funnily enough the leap from BotW to TotK actually was the first time in a while that I felt like Nintendo didn't really bring that kind of refinement and innovation. It wasn't not a bad game, not by a long shot, but it lacked that usually tight gameplay and experience that you come to expect. This is in large part the open world as it felt like they used scale rather than refinement to get those across the line.
- white_dragon88 3y agoLOL that’s such a disrespectful take… the gameplay design in those games are second to none. That’s something that needs to be fine tuned from scratch each time.
- HappyDaoDude 3y agoThat is an understatement. The amount of refinement they have done now on various games is starting to feel like it is beyond just pure iteration but is a result of intuition that cannot be taught.