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[Seagloom]

MrHimuraChan wrote...

oh, there were a lot of great arcades back then: Alien storm, 'Cisco Heat, Pit Fighter, 1942, Cadillacs & Dinosaurs, Terminator 2, street fighter 2 and so on

Some of those were 90s games, but yes... lots of great stuff. I still play some of them to this day. I was actually playing D&D Tower Over Mystara and Aliens vs. Predator the other day. Cadillacs & Dinosaurs is also amazing for its day. Capcom used to rock hard at the 2D side scrolling beat 'em up.

[Nhadalie]

Luc0s wrote...

This however, is still the best game ever made up to this day.

Is it bad that the thing I remember most about Ocarina of time is Navi going "HEY!" "LISTEN!"?

[Godak]

*Prefers Majora's Mask*

[Seagloom]

I'm old school. A Link to the Past is the pinnacle of the Legend of Zelda series as far as I'm concerned.

[joey_mork84]

Seagloom wrote...

I'm old school. A Link to the Past is the pinnacle of the Legend of Zelda series as far as I'm concerned.

BIG YES!! lol

[Godak]

LTTP never really "did it" for me. I played LoZelda, and Zelda II: AoL when I was growing up, but I didn't play LTTP until much later, and I didn't like it very much. Sorry...

Modifié par Godak, 18 mars 2010 - 06:54 .

[Dark Lilith]

MrHimuraChan wrote...




*goes sit in the corner*

joins..me either

[Seagloom]

~High fives Joey~

@Godak - That honestly doesn't surprise me. It's a rare person that can play a modern game like Majora's Mask and go back to A Link to the Past and enjoy it. That's true of games in general. Some people just can't enjoy old school stuff because of the sharp difference in graphics, sound, and at times, gameplay.

IMO Ocarina of Time is a pale clone of A Link to the Past. The latter was basically Zelda 1, except enhanced in every conceivable way. You had a huge world map, and a dark side version of it, several dungeons with memorable bosses, and enough different items to do all sorts of silly stuff.

All of Zelda's original conventions were there right down to needing silver arrows to slay Ganon at the end. Plus it introduced the Master Sword, which became a big part of the series' mythos in later games. I defy anyone that went through that scene years back and didn't give excalibur tingles of awesomness after questing for hours to attain it.

Ocarina of Time just rehashed it with reduced length and flashier graphics. To MM's credit, the gameplay was unique enough that I would find it unfair making a direct comparison. To be fair I haven't played the most modern Zelda games. I started losing interest in the series after awhile. It's evolved, but too little too slowly to hold my interest. Or maybe I just prefer old school Zelda.

@Offers Himura and Lilith a hug - I pity anyone who hasn't played a Zelda game that much.

Modifié par Seagloom, 18 mars 2010 - 07:06 .

[Statulos]

I never really liked Nintendo. Back in the day I was a Sega fanboy and when it died, I turned to PC.

[Godak]

Seagloom wrote...

~High fives Joey~

@Godak - That honestly doesn't surprise me. It's a rare person that can play a modern game like Majora's Mask and go back to A Link to the Past and enjoy it. That's true of games in general. Some people just can't enjoy old school stuff because of the sharp difference in graphics, sound, and at times, gameplay.

...But I can go back and play 1 and 2 just fine?

Actually, I bet I didn't like LTTP because I HAD played OoT first, and they ARE so similar. Yes, that train of thought is making more and more sense...Seagloom! You have solved the mystery!

Seagloom wrote...

To MM's credit, the gameplay was unique enough that I would find it unfair making a direct comparison. To be fair I haven't played the most modern Zelda games. I started losing interest in the series after awhile. It's evolved, but too little too slowly to hold my interest. Or maybe I just prefer old school Zelda.

Twilight Princess sucked, too. Another rehash of OoT/LTTP. Majora's Mask is probably my favorite because it is the only modern Zelda that is really "unique". Also, I LOVE the darker tone/atmosphere.

[Godak]

MrHimuraChan wrote...

Seagloom wrote...

@Offers Himura and Lilith a hug - I pity anyone who hasn't played a Zelda game that much.

Wheee  Seagloom/Lilith hug! *happy dance*


I didn't played Zelda because i was a sega boy  
At that time i was playing... Alex Kidd in miracle world, i think.   Oh! And Phantasy Star!!  

I had both growing up. My mom's a bit of a gamer.

[Statulos]

MrHimuraChan wrote...

Seagloom wrote...

@Offers Himura and Lilith a hug - I pity anyone who hasn't played a Zelda game that much.

Wheee  Seagloom/Lilith hug! *happy dance*


I didn't played Zelda because i was a sega boy  
At that time i was playing... Alex Kidd in miracle world, i think.   Oh! And Phantasy Star!!  

This man speaks with words of wisedom! Sonic was so, so much better than the Italian plumber.

[Seagloom]

Luc0s wrote...

Even though ALTTP (A Link to The Past) is amazing, it wasn't quite as magical and revolutionary as OOT (Ocarina of Time). OOT really gave me a special feeling in my stomach, it still does every time when I play this game.

OOT > ALTTP. That's just my opinion, no need to go spreading around. (Joker imitation)

PS: if any Zelda game is a remake of ALTTP, it's not OOT, it's The Twilight Princess. That game really did everything what ALTTP did, including a dark mirror world and a wizard that brought back Ganon(dorf) to life.

Ocarina of Time was far mor original in my opinion. The time-traveling thing to switch between young Link and adult Link was pretty genius for that time.

What I meant by similar wasn't those game conventions. Playing the Ocarina and hopping through time was unique to that game, obviously. Which reminds me, I loved some of the music in OoT. Anyway...

I meant that OoT felt like an old school Zelda game in many ways. Dungeons, puzzles, a pile of gadgets to play with, each that allowed you to progress further along the world map or in a dungeon, ect. It had bombs, fairies healing you, and so on. Other than ocarina playing, horse riding, and time travel aspect, it was pure Zelda. I felt A Link to the Past was the meatier game between the two. It felt more expansive and epic. OoT kinda had this "more of the same" feeling to it.

I didn't think OoT was *bad*, just inferior. I liked it enough to buy a soundtrack for it.

@Godak - I stand corrected then. That's often the case with younger folks though. No offense, but you'd be surprised how often I tell someone about an older game for a console or PC and they drop it because it's not pretty enough or some such.

@Himura - Phantasy Star rocked. It was waaaay ahead of its time. Plus, Alis Landale was one of the first female characters I ever got to play. That was a big deal for me at the time.

Modifié par Seagloom, 18 mars 2010 - 07:25 .

[Godak]

Luc0s wrote...

I think if Zelda MM would have been the first 3d Zelda game, I wouldn't have liked it as much. I think it's good that they first did Zelda OOT, then Zelda MM. I think anyone should play these games in that order. First OOT, then MM.

Well...Duh. MM was a direct sequel to OoT.

[Statulos]

I never played a non-2D Sonic game so...

[Godak]

MrHimuraChan wrote...

Godak wrote...

I had both growing up. My mom's a bit of a gamer.

Mine too! But... she only plays chess and monopoly...