It's funny, truthfully I'm not all that big a fan of NES games in the first place. I find it hard to adjust to not having certain improvements which came along later (saving in cartridge [Zelda excepted], multiple game saves, using the D-pad to navigate menus rather than select, etc).
But for whatever reason, SMB3 just doesn't do it for me. It's just a bit too scattered and unfocused for my tastes. None of the extra upgrades are all that fantastic in my opinion, and the level design is just so bla compared to other games in the series. It's fun, but not as much as the original. Or 64. Or NSMB. All in my opinion, of course, which is very much an outlier. LoZ deserves a place at the top of the NES heap simply because it was just so ahead of its time. It was sort of the GTA3 of its day, as I see it. The game provided a go anywhere, do anything feel that had never been seen before, and wasn't really significantly revamped until GTA3 15+ years later. It truly created a whole world and crammed it into a cartridge. That's damned significant. |
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Ah, I'm the opposite of you, IJD. I'm a huge NES fan. The reason for that may involve the lack of ownership of any later console system from any maker. A month or so ago I got a DS. It was my first game system since the NES. I have a lot of catching up to do.
But since NES is all I've ever known, and since it defined a large portion of my growing up years, mine and my brother's actually, it's what I've known and loved. Even today, even despite the recent DS purchase, I still play my NES, though I've noticed that of all the games I own for it, the main five I come back to are SMB 1, 2, and 3 and Zelda 1 and 2. For those who wonder, I never owned Metroid or Castlevania or Megaman, though I've definitely played Metroid and Megaman. And honestly, I consider NSMB to be very much an homage to both SMB1 and SMB3. There are a lot of elements of both games in it. |
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Also, I just noticed your member title. Go me! |
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You didn't do what? We didn't accuse you of anything. Yet. :suspicious:
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damn....did I reveal my secret?
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The plot thickens!
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Hey look, I'm here too! :D
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I think the plot must have the consistancy of a cement block by now.
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There's a plot? I didn't think we had one. We were just--
... YOU SAW NOTHING. NOTHING! |
Eeeeexcellent.
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Given that this is now Halloween, that must make catalina a zombie. Right?
(It's logic, of a sort.) |
Works for me.
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*Waves at KJ*
Me? A zombie? I don't think-- Right. Er, I mean BRAAAAAIIIINNNSS! *Goes towards PHJ* |
Sorry, no brains here. I do so hate to disappoint. :(
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Aww... *De-zombie-izes*
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What does a vegetarian zombie say?
GRAAAIIIIIIIINS! |
^ Heheh :D
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I'm not sure how kosher zombies would work, exactly, but it's something I feel we don't see enough of.
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