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OK, so I wanted to start this thread because it had been on my mind for some time. The point is to make a video game-related analogy that's as accurate as possible.
I'll start with a few for example:
Fantasy Zone is to Sega what Twinbee is to Konami.
Keith Courage is to TurboGrafx 16 what Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt is to NES.
Quartet is to Sega Master System what Xexyz is to NES.
Get it? Now let's start!
Menancer is to the Genesis what the Super Scope is to the SNES
Phantasy Star is to Genesis what Final Fantasy is to SNES
Sonic is to Sega as Mario is to Nintendo.
Zillion is to Master System as Metroid is to NES.
Vectorman is to the Genesis as what Donkey Kong Country is to the SNES
Vectorman is to Genesis what DKC is for SNES.
Outrun is to Master System what Rad Racer is to NES.
Umm. I guess my analogy doesn't count then.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by zetastrike
Doom is to SNES what Halo 3 is for RRoD.
Whoops. Sorry, didn't see yours. Great minds think alike. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by QuickSciFi
This one may be just slightly distant: The Guardian Legend is to NES what Sigma Star Saga is to GBA.
Doom is to PC!!! Not SNES. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zebbe
But the SNES version came first and is far better than the PC version.
wow. That's the first time I've heard that. PC Doom is and will be the best Doom ever created.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Redifer
John Carmack is to the 1990's what Cliffy B is to the 2000's
Cliffy B is to gaming what undigested corn is to my turds.
Seconded. I can't beleive people consider Gears entertaining. I finished the first one on two difficulties, it was tolerable. It wasn't a masterpiece, but it was decent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Redifer
I borrowed Gears 2 from a friend, I sat through half of that, and decided that I was no longer going to subject myself to that punishment.
Also the story is so deep in Gears. *Sarcasm*