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Eh. I'm one of the few that gushes on about N64 around here, even though most of you guys hate it (with a few exceptions). I'll just mention whatever it is that I like, and if nobody has slightest clue what I'm smoking, I can live with that. Just putting it out there I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by SegataS
Hybrid Heaven (N64) is displayed at 640 x 480.
Forbidden Forest (C64) has some really cool music and the character dancing is entertaining.
Stretch Panic (PS2) was a nice attempt from Treasure to create a new kind of gameplay experience.
Breath of the wild has great music.
That's a bold statement!
I loved BoTW as it got me back into a once stale series but I can see how some dislike it. Some just want to push blocks in every game. Some jut not into open worlds. Botw can also be overwhelming. Also seen people complain it's too empty not knowing that's kinda the point but also it's really not. Whatever the case I can see it. People praised Witcher 2 way before 3 just not as much as 3. Really could not get into it.
Yeah BOTW just didn't click with me. It's a cool demo of the engine, showcasing what link can do and admittedly it's cool stuff. Just not for me. I got bored running around solving puzzles. I can definitely see why people love it though, what it does it does very very well.
That it's great that others like them and glad someone plays them because I won't.
Edit: Wow post lucky sevens. #777
Open world games aren’t for everyone. BOTW is no Skyrim, that’s for sure.
Back on topic:
Super C on the Amiga has nice music.
Silver Surfer on the NES has a rad soundtrack.
So nowhere near as good as Skyrim in your opinion?
lolololol. As in it's actually good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief
but seriously in reality, it's a far more complex game that allows a lot more freedom. Better melee combat and visuals. The world is better designed and not janky and full of bugs. It allows a lot more creative freedom. Skyrim is a 360 era game and is far more limited. Monolith designed the world and it's seriously well designed. There really is no set way to accomplish something. You just have to be creative and can invent solutions to an insane degree. Much more polished and modern.
Skyrim was updated for 64-bit architecture. Once you add mods to Skyrim, its world looks beyond amazing. BOTW is way more limited in what you can see and do, and character interaction is pretty barren in the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by SegataS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8gIhvz-R2Q
False.Quote:
Originally Posted by SegataS
There are grasshoppers and beetles and fireflies all over the place in that game.
http://i466.photobucket.com/albums/r...68C541F610.jpg
^ Rofl and modded doesn't count. That's people fixing a janky ass game. Not what the devs made however. Not what was released at retail.
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Originally Posted by SegataS
It’s people taking advantage of a better coded version of Skyrim, that supports multiple core CPUs and is more stable than the old 32-but engine. Even the modern consoles have a few games that support mods. I got the Special Edition upgrade for free on PC, because I already owned the Legendary Edition.
Not what was released in retail all that counts. Couldn't care less about fan mods So, either stay on topic or get the fuck out.