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Bowser’s Fury makes a convincing case for smaller, shorter games

Bowser’s Fury shows Nintendo can teach an old plumber new tricks

Posted on March 14, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Nintendo is a company that works in mysterious ways. Its peerless creativity, polish and attention to detail are constantly at odds with baffling corporate decisions like limited-time releases, ditching the Virtual Console and using the same outdated netcode for online play for well over a decade.

Still, when Nintendo’s firing on all cylinders, it shows that its approach to game design truly is timeless.
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