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You can get all the mature rated titles from Sony and Microsofts systems. What makes Nintendo special, and part of the reason I love them, is that they DON'T cater to games with tons of violence, blood and guts, drugs, sex, and all that other stuff. Sure, I enjoy a "mature" game just as much as the next guy, but on the flip side of the same coin I like that I can always count on Nintendo to deliever super fun games (emphasis on the fun) that I don't have to be worried about playing in front of say, my little sisters. In fact, they can even join in. Nintendo is a lot like Disney in it's prime when Walt was involved. It was high quality, wholesome entertainment that was extremely imaginitive and artistic at the same time. Also, Nintendo really is the worst company to come to for third party support. They are known best for their first party titles, which you've already mentioned are good games. The NGP might be more your speed.
300Suns
They definately did pay for exclusivity or the Resident Evil GC games and Tales of Symphonia (well it has tons violence as there are battles).
Also they own Eternal Darkness...
Microsoft and Sony both make games that cater too a younger demographic as well.
So your worried of playing Ape Escape or Viva Pinata in front of your sisters?
So games on the Xbox or playstation are not wholesome entertainment, imaginative, and artistic?
lol "wholesome" this is horribly off topic but it annoys me that most parents shelter their children from "violent" video games but encourage them to kill brain cells watching sponge bob and cartoon network. I was only 14 or 15 when MGS: 3 came out and I got more out of that game, artistically, then I would ever from mario :P NOT THAT MARIO IS BAD!!! Just that "violent" games sadly carry that stigma...
Well it depends on the person playing MGS but I agree that violent video games get labeled as not being artistic artistic.
Cartoons also have messages though and can encourage imagination and developement as well but I agree with your point that a game being violent does not make in not artistic as violence is present in many classics in literature and even in non-violent games (though very mild like hopping on goomba heads)
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