what I'm saying is that most game 'innovation' is in better graphics nowadays, not in new forms of gameplayI wouldn't want to go back to the 8bit era, but I'd like so see some more games being released which are different and not just the same concept as always with just better effects
good recent examples are Okami or the yet-to-be-released Spore
(good recent examples are Okami or the yet-to-be-released Spore
pzyko Query failed.,
Sun 2 Mar 2008, 0:20,
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I think that era is idealised.I was playing on this earlier www.nintendo8.com and it made me realise
just how samey the games were. I think back then innovations was fewer and further
between and so were remembered to be bigger than they were. I still play my
SNES occasionally for the nostalgia value but never gameplay. Also, Okami
was a brilliant game.
(just how samey the games were. I think back then innovations was fewer and further
between and so were remembered to be bigger than they were. I still play my
SNES occasionally for the nostalgia value but never gameplay. Also, Okami
was a brilliant game.
the_rhyme_minister has a little bit of gold and a pager,
Sun 2 Mar 2008, 0:25,
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yes, there was also much shit out there on the game market (as is today)but still, many of my most favourite games ever are from the 90s
each to his own, I guess
(each to his own, I guess
pzyko Query failed.,
Sun 2 Mar 2008, 0:31,
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