The problem with Nintendo is they won't get proper feedback being as popular as they are. Whatever factors keep them from fanbase feedback, they should stick to program design concepts and ask the fans what physical features each new system should contain that will help with gamelan comfort and functionality.
This one concept has eluded development companies for years and never has there been a console that lived up to expectations at anywhere close to 95% and above. Closest I've seen any console appeal to people, it had about 83% of the details people wanted and expected.
Always are we saying we want this feature and that feature added, yet the companies will take away something that was functional and made the experience more enjoyable.
Plus, Nintendo always has the right concept with each system. However, the execution should ALWAYS rely on customer and fanbase feedback.
And not just social media, but face-to-face interactive questions and comments throughout the year, so the company (or any company for that matter) will get proper assessment of product placement.
What better way to be involved with the whole production process and guaranteed sales than to have game loving minds coming together and allow the product to be good upon release.
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The problem with Nintendo is they won't get proper feedback being as popular as they are. Whatever factors keep them from fanbase feedback, they should stick to program design concepts and ask the fans what physical features each new system should contain that will help with gamelan comfort and functionality.
This one concept has eluded development companies for years and never has there been a console that lived up to expectations at anywhere close to 95% and above. Closest I've seen any console appeal to people, it had about 83% of the details people wanted and expected.
Always are we saying we want this feature and that feature added, yet the companies will take away something that was functional and made the experience more enjoyable.
Plus, Nintendo always has the right concept with each system. However, the execution should ALWAYS rely on customer and fanbase feedback.
And not just social media, but face-to-face interactive questions and comments throughout the year, so the company (or any company for that matter) will get proper assessment of product placement.
What better way to be involved with the whole production process and guaranteed sales than to have game loving minds coming together and allow the product to be good upon release.