Name: Nintendo is a decade behind the rest of the gaming industry
Uploaded: 2021-05-27T04:04:59.000Z
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Nintendo is regularly a decade behind the rest of the gaming industry. They

made Splatoon - one of the best ever multiplayer shooters - long after the

multiplayer shooter turned first hit, and only recently perfected the modern

open-world game with Breath of the Wild. They didn't fuss with 1080p resolution

until the release of the Wii U in 2012,  and that's 7 full years after the rest

They still use cartridges, for God's sake!

trailing behind the competition - more like they're standing

behind a meat shield. Nintendo lets other companies test new ideas and take the

critical and financial blows that come with innovation. Then they autopsy the

results to achieve the same product, but better and cheaper.

After all, being on the cutting edge is a great way to bleed.

what Nintendo's next decade will look like, by looking back at last decades

biggest trends. Starting with the dadification of the video game industry,

which began in the early 2010's and was fully completed in 2018 when Kratos

ascended to fatherhood. Which means now's the perfect time

treat motherhood, we'll probably never know who gave birth to Mario's children,

because why would that person matter? Based on how the Internet is, the mother

generation of beloved characters and mark a shift in Mario's design as well.

Grittier, wiser, a little gray at the temples, and a little less likely to make

[to offscreen] Would you... could you do a grizzled old man voice?

Brian (grizzled old man voice): It's a me, Mario.

Mario jr. - and presumably his cousin Luigi jr. - will debut in a new

Yoshi's Island game, usurping baby Mario's place on Yoshi's back,

And on the other side of the cuteness spectrum, we have souls-likes.

From Software's Demon Souls and Dark Souls ushered in

the rise of a new genre, meant for people who were tired of feeling competent.

The soulsian games were third-person RPGs,

known for their punishing difficulty, epic boss fights,

Bayonetta is the obvious franchise for Nintendo to jump

in with, because aesthetically its basically already:

Baroque Souls: a dark, atmospheric spectacle with a focus on boss fights

but Nintendo doesn't own Bayonetta, so instead

they're gonna reboot Punch-Out -  but without the exclamation point so

that you know it's a serious franchise. Like when I remove all the exclamation

The core mechanic will still be boss fights,

with a heavy emphasis on blocking and dodging

but the reboot will incorporate RPG elements so you can build a strength- OR

magic-based boxer. Rest in the locker room between fights with the bosses, and

On the hardware front, VR has gotten better and cheaper than ever before -

viable consumer product. Nintendo previously flirted with VR with the

Labo headset in 2018, so it shouldn't be too much longer before they fully commit

to a true VR headset accessory for the switch. Breath of the Wild and Super

Mario Odyssey both got the VR treatment for the Labo's release, but Nintendo

would be Fatal Frame because I want a new game in that franchise, but I don't

three full dimensions then that slack-jawed beanbag pillow. And to really

capture the bodacious experience of that cosmic chungus,

but against Kirby, fighting to prevent yourself from being sucked

face-first into the black hole of his gullet.

You'll play as Waddle Dee Dee, a low-level enemy,

who changes powers by changing accessories, and who is,

I've been refining this 3D render of Dee Dee for months now,

and she's perfect. And you can have her for free, Nintendo.

Relatively late in the decade, we saw the arrival of Battle Royale games. So we

probably won't see a Nintendo battle royale for a while. Perhaps it will line

up with the rumored - but not yet scheduled -

This game will differentiate itself from other royales by basically

being a competitive speedrunning game. You race to gather

objects that unlock new areas, all the while combating the 99 other players.

[to offscreen] Do you think this is like... any actually kind of like a good idea for a game?

And last of all, Gone Home, Dear Esther and Firewatch gave us a new way of

experiencing games. But there is a lot of backlash against these

so-called walking sims. People complain that these weren't real games,

and is also the kind of controversy the kind of controversy Nintendo loves to avoid.

died down, Nintendo can finally get in on the action.

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