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Nintendo discontinuing Gold Points on the Switch eShop, ahead of Switch 2 release
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Is this a joke? Side-scrolling platformers are fun and not every game needs voice-acting.
Not for everyone.
So... they shouldn't exist?
No, but why argue with someone's opinion over what games they like??
Because what they said was, They have game series like mega man that they refuse to Move past side scrolling, you play their games and they even leave out basic shit like “pick up item” animations and voice acting. Implying that the kind of games I like should have stopped existing as technology marched on.
Side scroller games ARE fun, sometimes. Imagine if if no game had ever evolved past it though. Mega man is my favourite game character and I sit there playing games like ratchet & clank and wishing we could get a modern mega man to match it.
There was a 3D Megaman platformer. It was called Megaman Legends and it got a sequel, but for some reason they never made a third one.
Meanwhile... If you like the gameplay of Ratchet & Clank why not just play that? I like JRPGs but I'm not upset that Psychonauts isn't a JRPG, for example...
I'm coming at this from the perspective of a Sonic the Hedgehog fan. The Genesis/Mega Drive platformers were peak. The 3D games were... well, some of them were okay, but all the money and effort that was poured into them meant that for a long time, Sega wasn't making the kind of game I actually found fun. The problem with changing up the entire style of the game you make is that you'll inevitably leave fans behind.