Misplaced nostalgia; why the NES sucks

[ToshX]

Re: Misplaced nostalgia; why the NES sucks

There's only a few series I consistently enjoy.

Would you mind naming a couple, in series that contain more than three games? A lot of the games you like have only one or two sequels, however the crap you spell sequels.

@Scorp get your parents to make an account, then you use it. Just ask for their permission to buy stuff, obviously, unless it's your money.

[Moogy]

Re: Misplaced nostalgia; why the NES sucks

The only really long series I find consistently good is MegaTen.

[IAAW]

Re: Misplaced nostalgia; why the NES sucks

Moogy is in love with his SNES.

[purplepopcorn]

Re: Misplaced nostalgia; why the NES sucks

Same with the new Metroid games. They can't live up to Super Metroid, so why even bother trying?

Money.


I really agree on the fact that SNES was a great balance of improvement and ideas that created great games.

Graphics didn't choke people's imaginations with precise detail, but still could accuratly depict the surroundings. Nintendo was riding a wave of success of the NES and had Miyamoto leading the development. The people behind the game all knew each other and worked together until the product was something they all truly enjoyed, instead of managers running the area more like a business.

As gaming became a bigger industry, quality control ran wild (for the second time), and a game stood for a tool of making money. I'm sure you can guess what comes next.

I'm going to stop the rant here.

My favorite Genesis game ever is Guardian Heroes. End of story.