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’Basically, the way the games are designed is they’re designed for you to explore the game yourself and have this sense of discovery,’ he added.’To that end, I think that when you look specifically at games from EAD and a lot of other games that Nintendo has developed a well, there are things you can do in the game that will result in some sort of reward or unexpected surprise.”In my mind, that really encourages the sense of exploration rather than the sense of ‘If I do that, I’m going to get some sort of artificial point or score that’s going to make me feel better that I got this.’ And that, to me, is I think more compelling,’ he concluded.Although Steam and iOS games now have their own Achievement equivalents this will hardly be the first time Nintendo has played odd man when it comes to what seems like industry standard features.But of far greater concern than the lack of Achievements is Nintendo’s inference at the recent European unveiling of the 3DS that the system’s eStore – it’s equivalent to the Apple App Store – wouldn’t be ready until sometime after launch.And yet recent comments to website Eurogamer suggest that it will be ready from day one after all.May the 4 th - and video game deals - be with you! Nintendo has dismissed the idea of the 3DS having any sort of unified Achievement or Trophy system, claiming that it can ruin the sense of exploration in some game and discourages the idea that gameplay is its own reward.Although individual games, such as Wii Sports Resort and Metroid Prime 3, have featured a system very similar to Achievements these are the exceptions amongst Nintendo’s games and any rewards earned cannot be seen or totalled up outside of those games.’When they create their games, don’t tell you how to play their game in order to achieve some kind of mythical reward,’ said Bill Trinen, head of product marketing for Nintendo of America, in comments to website Kotaku. It looks like no Hylian Loach reward for you
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