It's very easy to spot what is genuine news and what is someone trying to pass something un-noteworthy off as news.
They only had 2 years of COVID in between
They did produce more content.
I own a switch 2. I love Nintendo games. But the company itself is a stinking piece of shit and very anti consumer IMO.
This. I generally dislike every company. But that doesn't mean I can't like a specific product.
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Animations and set pieces are expensive and difficult to produce. Zelda ignores a lot of stuff most AA/AAA games have for generations. They've also recycled the whole map, added little island in the sky, and made a dark underground. I would understand if the game had a bunch of different biomes like Elden Ring, but everything looks extremely samey, so it taking this long to develop can only mean no talent (which is obviously not the case), not much resources given for the project, or a small team of devs trying to develop a game that is simply too ambitious. There's no shot that a game like TW3 takes under 4 years to develop, and a recycled ToTK takes ~6y, with visuals that are generation behind TW3, a game that came out a generation before ToTK.
Remember that Nintendo philosophy of no crunch and controlled hours of work extends the development time of the game by a lot.
That's good and all, but for me as a customer, do you think that's a positive? Waiting six years instead of two to two and a half years is absolutely ridiculous. If they're this slow at game development, they should increase their dev team by 100 devs or more. Not like Nintendo has no money to do so.
Invest in teams = pump money into ai solutions
I agree with you totally and your Elden Ring comparison is a perfect argument.
For us as a consumers obviously no, but is working really well for them. The issue with that kind of development method is that almost impossible to make a more detailed/complex assets type of game without taking at least 10 years to complete and them looking the actual escenario of the video game industry i don't think that they are going to take that path. Low investment and great profit without risks.
So many suffering from NDS.
So can we expect Botw visuals in the next Zelda, a title that will most likely be released around 2029? That would be crazy if true.
I think that they are going to make a more traditional Zelda game, more linear and more detailed. Probably a Ocarina of Time remake or something like that. Im not expecting a BoTW 3.
Invest in your teams? What madness is this?
That's what i'd like to see personally, but with the success of open world games, i kinda have a hard time believing Nintendo going back. I also hope that future Fromsoft games aren't all open world as well since we're at it.
Or games like Captain Toad, ARMS or Some 2D Kirby or Yoshi games.
Demons Souls type of remake could be amazing for Ocarina of Time, and another team making the Open World game for the distant future.
Oh yeah. I'm not talking about you though, there are lots of haters here.
I actually don't. I actually hate what they did with the Switch 2 and everything it stands for. I have an Oled Switch and about 35 physical games and dozens of digital. The Switch 2 version of Nintendo can go fuck off.
I may be speaking from the minority but I preferred Wonder.
Nobody said that they are. But at the same time, for what they're offering, it shouldn't take anywhere near as long to develop.
Your logic says they shouldn't be in business.
Invest in your teams? What madness is this?
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You serious? Nintendo has some of the most hardcore haters, we have threads dedicated here to Nintendo hate
