ChimpBottle
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I hope this doesn't mean he won't ever attempt another Zelda game with the depth of Majora's Mask again, although I don't think he will anyways.
I always figured Mario didn't need a story. Part of his DNA is all he needs is a setting. He's gone from a dream (SMB2) to a play (SMB3) to a Movie (SM64) to Space (SMG1&2)
An egomaniac that once claimed he could make a game like Halo. Sorry, but I have never been a fan and his ideas and game design philosophies are increasingly starting to show signs of senility.
Yes, Zelda and Mario are wonderful franchises, but let's not fool ourselves. They have been the same games for over twenty years.
We're talking about an RPG here.
An egomaniac that once claimed he could make a game like Halo. Sorry, but I have never been a fan and his ideas and game design philosophies are increasingly starting to show signs of senility.
Yes, Zelda and Mario are wonderful franchises, but let's not fool ourselves. They have been the same games for over twenty years.
just to let you know, not even the dumbest Sony fans use this pathetic rhetoric anymore. It was tolerable in 2001, then even the worst among them started to see how much of a childish and ignorant thing to say this really is
I dont know about miyamoto or his actuall role at nintendo.
but who the fuck wants story in a mario game?
An egomaniac that once claimed he could make a game like Halo.
We're talking about an RPG here.
I dont know about miyamoto or his actuall role at nintendo.
but who the fuck wants story in a mario game?
It's the same characters so it has to play exactly the same. Can't have different mechanics or ideas if you are just using the same characters over and over again.are we again at the point where some claim Mario and Zelda have been the same for 20 years? it has to be a joke by now.
just to let you know, not even the dumbest Sony fans use this pathetic rhetoric anymore. It was tolerable in 2001, then even the worst among them started to see how much of a childish and ignorant thing to say this really is
Some people like Mario for the fun gameplay. Other people like Mario for the, uh, characters.
I dont know about miyamoto or his actuall role at nintendo.
but who the fuck wants story in a mario game?
I'm of the mindset that Miyamoto has overstayed his welcome.
Overstayed? How. Its his house. You are a guest in his house. If you want to leave, you simply can leave...
I have yet to see a bad idea from Myamoto.
As for bad ideas? Wii Music says hello.
Wii Music was a multi-million seller and probably made Nintendo a ridiculous boat load of money. How was it a bad idea?
I feel like everyone misread that Sticker Star Iwata Asks.
Yes, they stripped out the story for the worse. But it seemed like the bigger reason is because all the surveys for Super Paper Mario said they hated the story and didn't pay attention to it, not because Miyamoto walked in to a room, said "NO STORY," and left. If he did do that, it was because of the surveys and something the team would have ended up doing, anyway.
No one said they hated it. It's just less than 1% one expressed interest.
But like I said, it's a survey. Less than 1% probably expressed interest in anything!
No one said they hated it. It's just less than 1% one expressed interest.
But like I said, it's a survey. Less than 1% probably expressed interest in anything!
We're talking about an RPG here.
Because it's Wii Music. If sales equal quality than angry birds and avatar must be the pinnacle of entertainment.
I've played and own enough great games by Nintendo that I don't have to justify and come up with excuses for the ones that aren't good.
Yes, Zelda and Mario are wonderful franchises, but let's not fool ourselves. They have been the same games for over twenty years.
You can say this for ANY game. Well, at least for me. Every FPS/stealth/action game all feel the same: Hide behind cover to cover, move forward, kill someone, repeat for the upteenth time. Or I just shoot my way forward until I get bored and throw the game out.
You can say this for ANY game. Well, at least for me. Every FPS/stealth/action game all feel the same: Hide behind cover to cover, move forward, kill someone, repeat for the upteenth time. Or I just shoot my way forward until I get bored and throw the game out.
I don't know if I can stand seeing another one of my beloved franchises harpooned by Miyamoto's toxic gameplay-first philosophies. Can you just imagine?
You are right that unevolving franchises aren't solely the problem of nintendo's but you can't tell me that most games have story, mechanics, enemies, characters, environments and level design that are 90%-100% the same as what we had 10-20 years ago like in NSMB2.
I saw your other comment about how Wii Fit sold millions. You need to understand that ow many copies a game sells isn't the only consideration, especially where fans are concerned.
For example, wasn't Final Fantasy XIII the fastest selling Final Fantasy game? How much hate does it get?
Wii Music was a multi-million seller and probably made Nintendo a ridiculous boat load of money. How was it a bad idea?
are we again at the point where some claim Mario and Zelda have been the same for 20 years? it has to be a joke by now.
I saw your other comment about how Wii Fit sold millions. You need to understand that how many copies a game sells isn't the only consideration, especially where fans are concerned.
For example, wasn't Final Fantasy XIII the fastest selling Final Fantasy game? How much hate does it get?
Who do you think you are? Coming into a message board discussion with logic and reason...
For shame.
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I saw your other comment about how Wii Fit sold millions. You need to understand that how many copies a game sells isn't the only consideration, especially where fans are concerned.
For example, wasn't Final Fantasy XIII the fastest selling Final Fantasy game? How much hate does it get?
Wii Music made a lot of money.
I get it. Lots and lots of people here don't like those games and take it as a sign Miyamoto doesn't know what he's doing anymore. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
My point is that Miyamoto's job is to create software that makes Nintendo money. 20+ million people were compelled to buy those two games and he did his job masterfully. To say he is out of touch shows no understanding of his business.
But failed badly to meet the huge expectation Nintendo made for it.
It's also his job to make games that people like AFTER the purchase. Sooner or later bad decisions will kill franchises. We now have two mediocre Paper Mario games in a row, will that hurt the sales of the next game (if there is a next game)?
What were their expectations for sales?
Zelda? Perhaps not.
But ignoring the "New" Mario series is puzzling. There's a place to criticize Nintendo for that series. Not sure how much Miyamoto is involved in it though.
Hello fellow Gaffers,
having a blast the other time with the gifs, I came for round 2.
This is a random mspaint draw request to win a steam code for Botanicula
The best humorous drawing of Link from The Legend of Zelda gets it (skill is not necessary). You have 30 minutes for your submission. The winner is picked by me.
Good luck!