The problem in all of these statements is the presence (implied or literal) of the word "we." There is no "we," no group of enlightened gamers who have attained moral authority to pontificate on what changes Nintendo or any other company should make, but because of millennial activism psyops these retards have convinced themselves that a bunch of people who merely played games and enjoyed the product of hard work they know nothing about are the final authority on the industry and not just that, right and wrong itself.

This doesn't just include the midwits who fell into a manhole and ended up covering video games for Kotaku or on YouTube. It's also the millennials who actually joined their favorite game companies when they graduated college and the MBAs and C-suite vampires that took over those companies. Both of them also clearly know nothing about the ethos that made great games because they have made almost nothing good. All your AAA budgets and your unprecented hardware capability and you still can't create the equal of products that teams a fraction of the size hammered out 20 years ago when they had to pioneer bizarre mathematical workarounds just to make guns recoil properly. You are good on paper at many things but great at only one thing, justifying your jobs in the social justice corporate bureaucracy that doesn't even concern itself with games qua games anymore.