I’ll add, rehashing the same thing over and over again, It’s hard to keep the money flowing in. Why would I buy a new system and pay for the same (or essentially) the same games again? Super Mario version 542 is not bringing anything new to the table.
That’s a little disingenuous, each iteration of Mario tries to be a study in novel movement controls, and the stories are just postmodern window dressing in service of that.
But they are all basically Vivaldi, variations on a theme
“Money!”
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I’ll add, rehashing the same thing over and over again, It’s hard to keep the money flowing in. Why would I buy a new system and pay for the same (or essentially) the same games again? Super Mario version 542 is not bringing anything new to the table.
I dunno, Super Mario Wonder was pretty creative, my guy
That’s a little disingenuous, each iteration of Mario tries to be a study in novel movement controls, and the stories are just postmodern window dressing in service of that.
But they are all basically Vivaldi, variations on a theme
@MrSebSin Go ask a twelve year old how many systems/iPads they have had to play Minecraft on
Oh, you mean like this lol
https://lemmy.world/post/24313396