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Re: Poll: What's The Best Star Fox Game?

Gryffin

Assault is excellent. So underrated. I'm actually playing Adventures RIGHT NOW! I've owned the disc forever, but it would always freeze. I recently got an HD TV with s-video inputs, so I plugged in my GCN obviously. I figured I'd try running Star Fox Adventures again, and dagnabit it's worked perfectly. I'm enjoying the hell out of it. Society mislead me to believe it was bad. I blame them.

Re: Talking Point: Is It Ever A Good Idea To Start At 'The Beginning' Of Series Like Zelda Or Dragon Quest?

Gryffin

This is a great topic, and I've thought about it a lot as well. To start the Yakuza series, I chose to begin with 0, not because it's the first chronologically, but it's supposedly the best. For Zelda, I would absolutely recommend WW as the first game. Ocarina and LTTP are fine choices too. For Metal Gear, I would have to recommend the first Solid. Twin Snakes if possible. Because the story is absolutely critical to enjoying those games and it's fun to see the gameplay evolution. Final Fantasy VII, though VI and X are good choices too. I'd recommend starting with Super Metroid for a few reasons, one being that it is actually the best game, but also that it is somewhat dated, and I think you'd enjoy Zero Mission, Fusion, and the others having started with Super.

Re: Poll: It's The Year Of Splatoon 3 - Are You Excited?

Gryffin

There's only ONE thing I want from Splatoon 3: the option to turn off motion aiming on the X axis. In Splatoon 1, motion controls would aim on the Y axis alone (up and down). You'd pan the recticule left and right with the analog stick. In Splatoon 2, motion controls aim both axes. Please correct me if I'm wrong. The controls in Splatoon 1 were perfect and is one of the many reasons the game is so brilliant. Motion aiming in Splatoon 2 is comparatively unplayable. This is all I want. This one option.