This is what happens when a company has good retention and still has people on that witnessed the down eras. Lessons are learned.
Although it shares a name and similar premise, this is distinct from the original NES cartridge. The original version wasn't really a fully fledged game, but rather a sort of contest where players would submit their scores to participate in the actual live event.
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I agree with you. Originally it just seemed like a very Apples to Oranges comparison.
No more saying I'm not a fan of how both Xbox and PS5 first party games are being handled....like its to me a joke
The entire AAA industry needs to take a step back and look at the bigger picture, not just PlayStation and Xbox. The constant push of nothing but high production AAA releases and live services is figuratively killing them. It’s no longer as sustainable as it was in the 7th and 8th generations. Nintendo is the only one that foresaw this and even they’re expecting a turn during the Switch 2 cycle when they talked about their own development times increasing. There’s a reason why Nintendo is the only console manufacturer not talking about bringing their games to PC or even other consoles: they don’t need to. It’s incredible that we can potentially reach a point where all you’ll need as a gamer to play everything is a PC and a Nintendo console. Even right now with my Steam Deck I can get Spider-Man Remastered, God of War, Last of Us Part 1, The Master Chief Collection, and hopefully Indiana Jones and The Great Circle later this year (the catalyst for me wanting a second console). It’s insane.
