From DAMNLAG.com:
"So after years of rumors, speculation, and fanboy whining, the new Zelda game was finally revealed at E3 last week.
The reception? More mixed than the praise we're used to seeing from an average Zelda unveiling (well besides The Wind Waker's. That felt more like a maternity ward rather than a reveal). After seeing and playing Skyward Sword in person, my reception has been admittedly mixed as well (despite the many positives I saw, like the Wii Motion Plus truly enhancing the experience). Nintendo has never screwed up a Zelda game before, so I doubt they would start now with such a long development time. But just to make sure they don't, here's a quick guide for Nintendo to follow that will guarantee Skyward Sword a smooth entry into the pantheon of high quality Zelda games."
Game developers have already started to confirm that they will support the Nintendo Switch 2 with their future titles.
Hanzala from eXputer: "As Nintendo takes out 20 years' worth of stuff from Garry's Mod, I watch in shock, thinking why it continues to hurt and discourage its fans."
The irony that some of the most disgusting business practices come from companies like Disney or Nintendo, i can't even begin to understand what terrible damage was Garrys Mod making to Nintendo bottom line, imho they're getting pretty nervous about where they're heading in the future, handhelds are no longer something exclusive to Nintendo, from Steam Deck to many others, now you can play the latest games and pay a fraction of the price on Steam sales, so it's up to their exclusives, which just on their own would make hard to justify purchasing a closed overpriced hardware with outrageous price policies (Super Mario Odyssey is still 60 euro 6 years later!), and as a home console they're always underperforming compared to Sony or Xbox.
i cam guarantee you, that their exclusives alone is what drives switch sales. they sell in the 10s of millions of copies.
nintendo created their franchises to be sort of nostalgia driven, exclusive only on nintendo.
people will always buy the pkmn games as they always bring in new younger fans amd is family friendly
mario kart, the same thing, mario games in general.
zelda games are system sellers. animal crossing for the casual gamers.
nintendo doesnt need third vame devs essentially. they made sure with the switch and the limitations that they looked more to pc ps and xbox.
its sad, but nintendo is more than fine with what they're doing. they positioned themselves to appeal to the more casual gamers.
but to your point, im not sure why they're doing this rly.
Look at how they handled Nintendo games being streamed or uploaded on YouTube in the past. They killed Yuzu and Citra even when they had nothing to do with ToTK being leaked, not to mention it was basically unplayable on emulation the week it was leaked. Smash Bros tournament, that was fairly recent. They shut down their online services without any care for purchases made. I bought a switch after skipping their last 2 consoles and handhelds but I don't plan on buying anything Nintendo in the future. They take things to the extremes, they legitimately hate their fans. They're honestly right up there with the likes of Acti, EA, and Ubi, only difference is that they disguise themselves as being family friendly all the while being shady.
Hanzala from eXputer: "The cruel hammer of Nintendo has fallen. Farewell, 3DS and Wii U, you surely brightened my life and many others; you won't be forgotten."
Majora's Mask was in my opinion the best Zelda game. They gotta follow that path as far as storytelling goes.
I don't see how it received a mixed reception...Everyone was positive about the controls when they finally played the game (too many people jumped the gun while watching Miyamoto's presentation). The only unfortunate thing is that Nintendo neglected to show off a larger portion of the game.
Won't matter how many guides you give it.
Zelda is going to be come stale.
I don't want Link to have tighter pants. I don't think we need a Hyrulian bulge.
Personally not that excited for the game after watching the E3 keynote. Agreed with all the points in the article, though.