I love Nintendo. Like many others on this site and beyond, I have deeper ties to Nintendo than probably any other gaming entity. With the Switch, Nintendo is doing some of their best work in years.
That's lovely, it's good to see Nintendo at their top work again. HOWEVER, less savory is the Nintendo grandstanding I see on this site in particular.
There's a thread about Nintendo reinventing sliced bread damn near hourly on ERA. Opinions are obviously opinions, and people are obviously entitled to them (so as long as they aren't aggressively attacking or demeaning others), but there are so many declarative statements here it boarders on quizzical. Is Breath of the Wild an amazing game? 100% yes. That said, the amount of pieces and threads on this site (and that other one) act like BOTW popped out of a vacuum only the Nintendo Gods could have meticulously constructed is severe. I mean hell the declarative inflection of this XC2 thread (https://www.resetera.com/threads/ju...at-nintendo-made-the-new-final-fantasy.32000/) is exactly what I'm talking about. As a Nintendo fan, and a general game fan, I feel I have to be missing something here. What is it about Nintendo experiences that create this revelatory reaction?
That's lovely, it's good to see Nintendo at their top work again. HOWEVER, less savory is the Nintendo grandstanding I see on this site in particular.
There's a thread about Nintendo reinventing sliced bread damn near hourly on ERA. Opinions are obviously opinions, and people are obviously entitled to them (so as long as they aren't aggressively attacking or demeaning others), but there are so many declarative statements here it boarders on quizzical. Is Breath of the Wild an amazing game? 100% yes. That said, the amount of pieces and threads on this site (and that other one) act like BOTW popped out of a vacuum only the Nintendo Gods could have meticulously constructed is severe. I mean hell the declarative inflection of this XC2 thread (https://www.resetera.com/threads/ju...at-nintendo-made-the-new-final-fantasy.32000/) is exactly what I'm talking about. As a Nintendo fan, and a general game fan, I feel I have to be missing something here. What is it about Nintendo experiences that create this revelatory reaction?
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