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Nintendo battling rising development costs with creativity, says Shigeru Miyamoto
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this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2024
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Maybe their Pokémon studio could be gifted some of this creativity?
They have one of the biggest franchise in the world and they still produce the same uninspiring game time after time.
You have all these crazy pokemons, and all these adventures in the anime, and yet the games are bland.
The main reason I never got into the Pokemon games (but was huge into the anime) is because by the time they came out with Red and Blue, I had already been playing major RPGs like Final Fantasy, Baldur's Gate, etc. Compared to these, Pokemon just felt like an RPG for babies with the primary gimmick being a collect-a-thon. Minimal options in combat, bland and rather boring story with short, easy to read dialogue...
It's pretty sad that they never evolved from that, considering evolution is a core concept of the game.
Edit: Just wanted to add that this is not necessarily to shit on the games. They're made under Nintendo, whose entire ethos of game design is accessibility. They are primarily for younger people and people who don't play games. So they are much simpler on purpose. My only real complaint is that they don't even have, like, a side company meant for older players who are heavily into games. Because most of us still got started with Nintendo games.
You mean like Monolith Soft?
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