for real. loved the setting, hated the lack of customization

same. setting was the only good thing about it

Nothing wrong with that bro just means they took the formula and improved on it

But same man I deadass remember playing OoT before I even knew how to read would have my dad come in and read what the tree was saying, memories…

Dark souls 1 brought me the same feeling when I played it in 2012 and Elden ring did it again

That's a fact about Elden Ring. One of the few games of adulthood that made me feel like a kid again

I'm playing Mario Sunshine again rn through emulation and idk how they did it but Nintendo was in their bag, the game still looks and controls great

Facts fludd was such a dope mechanic to add to the gameplay and the vibes throughout the whole game are immaculate

Pachinko mini game

breath of the wild has zero replay value for me

Galaxy 1 might legit be the worst 3D Mario even if the story and setting are fantastic

Farcry 2 could’ve been one of the greatest games ever made in regards to its storytelling

It had no play value for me

I stand by my stance that it's a one play classic.

Witcher 3 is overrated asl. Boring game

Witcher 2 was just right

Makes me so happy to see this take on here lately Smaller in scale but the main story was far better, the second act being completely different depending on your choices was such a brave move and I think I preferred the combat in 2

Oot holds up tremendously well, if you play the 3ds remake (which is still the same game but with quality of life improvements and better graphics). Its still magic to play. Amazing pacing, endlessly replayable, super iconic, top tier ost, fantastic dungeons, fun boss fights, one of a kind atmosphere and a classic but engaging coming of age story. Unlike Mario 64 it doesnt have the camera and control issues, and even then Mario 64 gets those criticisms imo mostly because its compared to the later installments in the series, but thats an impossible standard to reach for platformers releasing even today. Pulling off difficult Jump tricks in Mario 64 is still fun and rewarding despite its aging controls. I play this game at least once a year during Christmas holidays and its still phenomenal, more than sunshine for example

Card games/deck builders are f***ing stupid. No idea why they’re so popular

4:3 aspect ratio/Square TVs should make a comeback,games would become more immersive/have a better window effect with a 4:3 aspect ratio tv/monitor

SA easily the best gta and gtav isnt even close. idk why it gets so much praise and such high ratings

You never played yugioh and it shows! This game was absolutely goated back in the day

I remember grinding for 20+ hours to get 1 single orb to upgrade to the ultima key blade and that was exhausting. Def think it’s more expansive then the first though.

Rockstar's games are marvels of technology, it's like they show everyone what a game could be. So people and critics are willing to overlook a lot of what's wrong with their games

RDR2 should not have been getting 10s with that gameplay. GTA 5 should have been criticized for the writing and mission design. But people don't really call them out because their games and attention to detail are so impressive compared to the rest of the industry

I’ve said it before, imo Ni No Kuni’s combat system (first game not the 2nd) is what Pokémon franchise should have progressed into. Outside of actual monster design, it blows Pokémon out the water.

I don’t even mind the turn based combat, it’s the skill animations that are inexcusable. Its completely asinine that Pokémon Colosseum for GameCube has more fluid animations that any other Pokémon game to date. Pokémon’s fans however, the real crackheads of gamers, will continue to eat any cheap s*** they serve up.

TLOU2 > 1

Uncharted 4 > 3 > 1 > 2

CoD Ghosts is one of the best call of duty games

Fallout 76 isn't a bad game

RDR2 has zero replayability