>Mario Kart: The Crew, Forza Horizon
>Zelda: Minecraft, with breakable weapons, survival mechanics and periodic "chill ambiance music"
>Donkey Kong: Minecraft, but if it was more like a linear campaign you went through
>Animal Crossing: Minecraft, where you stack up your resources to craft items in the workbench, oh and your tools also break now.
It seems that Nintendo became aware that they'll miss the child audience if they never pivot to what they're playing now, and they've sacrificed each and every franchise to become something that's less unique, and more similar to something popular not made by Nintendo.
How do we feel about Nutendo, /v/?

Having to uphold a reputation of "No layoffs" is gonna be hard for Tendo considering they're now at that PS4 level of staff bloat and you can really feel it in DK Bananza. It has the washed out sandpaper look and bad UI design and overuse of weak screen-effects that honestly reminds me of playing Suicide Squad. It feels like Nintendo has reached the point where there's so many dumbass incompetents employed on the ground floor that the people pulling the strings can't create order between all of the cattle.

They've lost they're identity.