SamuraiDeity

You do get the whole point of this game is to be a crossover of sorts to where you have a dynasty warriors style game set in the Zelda universe right? Like you're criticizing a game for doing exactly what the game is telling you it's going to do. I'm sorry it's not exactly what you want, but don't bash it or consider it crap because of that. Grade it impartially for quality, but grade as biased as you like as far as enjoyment.

Why can't you criticize a game for being crap? It is crap. Through and through garbage, a shameless cash grab.

My guess is that you don't play online too much, because the anti-grav among higher ranked players becomes total chaos with the mechanics...

 

And that's the thing, anti-grav itself isn't innovative, but what made MK8 innovative is how anti-grav allowed the courses to become some of the most dynamic and interesting the series has ever seen.  I hope they never REMOVE anti-grav from a future entry, and that it'll be here to stay.  I WILL say it's hard to appreciate anti-grav when you're playing, but when you watch someone else play so you can look around the screen or spend more time on MKTV, you REALLY start to appreciate what they've done with the track design.  It's the reason I stopped talking about how nice a map editor would be, because I realized no average-minded person is going to create tracks like this, lol

Yea not everyone is a high ranked player nor cares for online play. Like I said there are small changes here and there, but nothing incredibly creative, not more so than other developers.

Why? PG makes great action games. Bayonetta is the new DMC and works perfect as it is. Best combat in any action game ever as well.

Tho if you do want a great RPG from PG snag a copy of Infinate Space on Nintendo DS

Not a fan of theirs, but you don't have time to appreciate the architecture or anything in these games.

With the way Mario Kart 8 looks, I'm not so much interested in what system, but what gameplay mechanic they'll introduce.  Nintendo never ceases to amaze me with their ability to be creative with their franchises, and they are probably the ONLY developer with the ability to use a long standing franchise to employ a multitude of gameplay mechanics...

I'm not sure exactly what was so creative about Mario Kart 8 personally. It plays like Mario Kart with a rebalance of the items.

If only Bayonetta were an adventure game or RPG or something.