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The fact that like noone cares about FE Warriors kinda leads to its price dropping bc there's a regular surplus of the game tbh.Pretty much summed up all the issues.
Sadly the issue is not new. New Leaf was what started the slide as that game was the one that placed villagers into categories based on personality types. I feel like this is the trend with many of Nintendo’s franchises. Most are changing in the advent of the 3DS to Switch, and you either get on board or not. Sometimes it works like with Mario Odyssey and Breath of The Wild becoming open world, and sometimes you get Animal Crossing which feels like it lacks a lot of the original’s charm. Other times it is conflicted such with Smash or Fire Emblem.
Personally, I see Mario and Zelda as transitioning the best, regardless of how much hate they get from sectors of the fanbase (Odyssey more specifically). I like Fire Emblem personally, but I get the argument that it is not as hardcore anymore.
I think Smash is where I primarily disagree as the trends away from Brawl and Melee started by Smash 4 leaves newer titles lifeless. Ultimate is fine, Wii U is really hard to go back to and kinda always sucked, and 3DS is underrated, but none of the 3 can even compete with the second and third entries. Weird part is, I used to hate Melee, but going back has kinda given me more of an appreciation.
Other franchises going through change are Paper Mario, Pikmin, and Mario Party and Sports. Pikmin is being made too easy, Paper Mario is obvious, and the Mario spinoffs are just getting worse since the Wii.
Not necessarily. The game was hated for a good year or two because Nintendo fans wanted to force Retro to make Metroid because oh no we got a bad game and need an automatic fix. It was seen as the game that stopped Metroid from getting a new title, which shows how entitled Metroid fans can be for as much as people parade them around as victims.
Most forgot FE Warriors. It was a solid title that no one cared for, which sucks.
It is, I think I am just burnt out. Mario Kart and Smash fit that category of Nintendo titles where the magic feels gone for whatever reason. Mario Kart is more than likely due to abundance with minimal change. Antigravity really adds nothing other than a short cut here or there, so I just get bored. Once again, getting Sonic two years prior on Wii U really hurt it as Sonic just feels smoother and faster, and the levels change in crazy ways. Sonic is just a more rewarding game and now Crash has come in to do the same.
Probably a terrible comparison, but Mario Kart is starting to feel like the New Super Mario Bros. of kart racers, while Crash and Sonic are like the DKCTF and Rayman Legends.
I so badly want 3D World.
Fire Emblem was never hardcore. It just had hardcore modes and added more accessibility overall. I will say that I've beaten all of them so that probably makes me an autist.
Yes, this includes the Tear Ring Saga game and Berwick Saga.
No, I'm not actually on the spectrum.