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Back To Their Roots
Now, with all this fuss built up around Super Smash Brothers Brawl, I scrounged around Youtube and found this:
This! It's the television commercial for the first Super Smash Brothers game. Now, I began to wonder how many other games that we know and love were built from the ground up. My personal favorites, Metal Gear and Silent Hill began on the NES and the PS1, and when I look back on them now I think that they're behind the times... but they made me fall in love with their respective series. I know there's games like Halo, Metroid, Half Life, whatever - games that have made a name for themselves not because of spin offs, not because of mass marketing - nothing more than because they're fantastic games. Then these games had sequels, that furthered our love for their series... so I ask this:
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*The atmosphere, the gameplay, the music, the world. *Samus being a one woman army. *First played Super Metroid by hiring a copy from a video shop, a lot. First one I bought was Metroid 2 which I found at a Big W. *Super Metroid or Metroid Prime. Cause they're purest and best(well I like Prime 2 more than 1, but 1's better to start with) examples of the series. |
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but this one's actually funny In response to the actual post, 1: Definately the Zelda series, 2: I love the world, the characters, and in the 3d games the usage of items without negating main abilities(sword/sheild) being able to always default to slicing it up, or throwing a boomerang or deku nut(the most underutilized weapon in the game) makes combat interesting for me 3: An evil pig-monster guy kidnaps a princess so he can use god's magic triangles to get a wish, or to get some of that sweet zelda action it's never quite clear, kid in green saves the day 4: first time I played it was on game boy color link's awakening DX, got it from my little cousin in a trade 5: I'd definately recommend the ocarina of time, best characters(No tingle anywhere in site) best world, best representation of the weapons in the game, maybe not the best weapons, but the ebst way to get an idea of how it goes down. |
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...I never much cared for Viva Pinata, or it's television show. There are much better work simulators out there, in my opinion. Quote:
No More Heroes doesn't have a sequel yet? Didn't it just come out? How long has it been out in Japan? |
Four Swords Adventures, for the GC, not Four Swords for the GBA.
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Really, even with sleeper hits, if great commercial success doesn't happen within a month, it's not going to happen beyond being a cult favorite.
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But to this reply of yours I second Regulus. Far too many great games never got a sequel or died in their sequel or indeed any recognition by the masses. Quote:
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