"In a recent interview with a German publication, Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of Star Fox, stated that the controls for Star Fox Zero will take some getting used to. Miyamoto pointed out that a few minutes at an expo is not an ideal amount of time to get the grasp of Star Fox' controls. Miyamoto stated that it may take "one or two days" to really understand the controls of Star Fox" -- Nintendo Enthusiast.
'We believe that it is important to nurture developers who take this unique concept to heart.' -Miyamoto
By making pretty much only AA games so they can sell them for the same price as AAA games.
By being threatened by dev teams innovating on formulas found in your cash cow, but are either afraid or lack the talent to implement themselves
Well with the exception of Zelda and Xenoblade Chronicles series, Nintendo first party games are usually less demanding (see Arms, Nintendo sports series 2d kirby + mario games, Mario sports series, Warioware, Mario Party etc).
Zelda doesnt even have voice acting for its characters most of the time and its games use simpler textures than lets say Horizon Zero Dawn, Last of Us, Gears of War 5 etc which means that the development costs are lower.
Even so, their games are generally polished and well thought of and as the Switch generation showed, many of their franchises actually grew considerably in sales (Kirby , Xenoblades, Metroid etc).
I still love Zelda, and Mario Kart/Party is always a good time as well, although Nintendo isn't chasing hyper realistic graphics like a lot of the other studios are.
Japan CEOs take pay cut to keep talent, USA CEO take 20 million bonuses and fire talent
Nintendo’s iconic developer Shigeru Miyamoto gives a talk to new employees each year to appraise them of the company’s values and what it takes to create excellent video games.
Takaya Imamura, famed ex-Nintendo developer known for his work on the F-Zero and Star Fox franchises, has taken to social media to ponder the possibility of a Star Fox Zero release on Nintendo's upcoming 'Switch 2'.
It's a good ponder. Nintendo would be stupid to not do it. The more titles and first party line up released on the Switch 2 the more enticed the customer will be.
Ok, i get it...utilize the gamepad, but there are other ways to make it a cinamtic experience. I just dont like the idea of having to worry about flying and aiming with the gamepad while playing...
This would be awesome in a Star Wars game! Flying the Millenium Falcon with the pro controller attacking the empire. Your buddy on the couch with the gamepad controlling the gun turret keeping Tie Fighters off your back side.
I can't wait to see how this turns out. Too bad so many gamers will flip out over the change and proclaim more hate for the system.
Not a problem. I played many games were people said the controls suck but adapt to so easy.
specifically Kid Icarus: Uprising. One of the best players too.
Now that I think about it, kojima studios should have developed the game.
I will most likely just turn the gyro off but that might change. Initially I heard Splatoon's controls were tricky until I played it myself and found them easy. Now I can't imagine playing it without motion controls. Star Fox Zero could be the same.