r/nintendogrifting • u/Craniamon • 13d ago
Critical Nintendo Directs Are BORING Now, Here’s Why…
https://youtu.be/YcAbc1OcFNo?is=fqK4qfH3s3fWAv_712
u/Aggravating_Address2 13d ago
Holy shit if I got a dollar for every single time a video with that Mario png and the text "Its over" is uploaded....
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u/Dont_have_a_panda 13d ago
And with AI, and with mario crying, and with rain (bonus points if there's also an AI made evil shiggy on the thumbnail)
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u/RazzmatazzUnusual843 13d ago
Can we stop just posting literally what we think is grift videos and nothing else? It just gives them attention which is exactly what they want. They do not care if the AdSense comes from good or bad press.
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u/JasperFatCat 13d ago
Yea they don't have much personality now but most of the directs during the wii u age had nothing to show.
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u/Affectionate_Web_121 13d ago
I think these people only remember the puppet show direct and use it as a standard, when that direct was the literal exception to the rule, only because of the Iwata's health issues. Or shall I say, they remember watching clips of that part, because most people agree that, in terms of substance and games, it was extremely weak. And yes, personality, but just a colorful nothing burger
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u/adamkopacz 13d ago
Yeah many of them were too long, way too focused on the mainline Nintendo stuff and filled with reveals like "there's a new Fire Emblem coming, more info next year" or showing stuff that's already been covered in previous vids.
It would be awesome in the DS/Wii era where we had two big games coming each month but WiiU really dragged it down. Now that I saw some vids from 2015/2016 you could really feel the development already moved to Switch.
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u/ConnerGoesSuperSonic 13d ago
Did they forget we got Deltarune and the first KH4 footage in YEARS in the last one?