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Why the gradual death of the console exclusive makes business sense
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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2024
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Nintendo is a toy company. They make incomparable products to avoid direct competition. It's their "blue ocean strategy."
They also crank out first-party titles that tend to be fun prototypes reskinned to a handful of popular franchises.
The key word is fun. Not the ridiculous grind many games have turned into.