Lethal01
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I seem to recall a phrase with regard to how Nintendo make games. Is it "walled garden"? That is, the game is like a garden where nintendo put in stuff that can be enjoyed such as running, jumping, and in this case smashing and breaking. And make sure that those gaming mechanics are as fluent and enjoyable to perform by the gamer (if I may be so bold as to use that phrase) as possible. The story is added at the end but is not the main thing.
In that context, Nintendo seem to have put in lots of enjoyable things to do in this game. For me who often disregard the plot and just run around inside a Zelda game, or a Xenoblade game (or for that matter Witcher 3), and just do whatever that strikes my fancy at the time, yep. this game should have a lot for me to just interact with and give me a fun time. Must just buy that Switch 2 first..
Younger generation of Nintendo has been aiming to make story more of a focus, as have various devs since majoras mask and mario galaxy