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Re: Xenoblade X Developers Talk About the Game's Complexity and Why The "Xeno" Appears in the Name

MekkaGodzilla

Loved Xenogears, back in 1999. It was a weird mixture of brilliance and deep flaws. The story was good sci-fi for a video game, the anime cut-scenes were great for the weabo in me, but the pacing was all over the place.

Now I can say I'm excited for this new game, but I'm afraid I can't commit to long games on a home console. I can only really play long games on handheld, strangely enough.

Re: Donkey Kong Country's Fate Was Determined By A Risky Rare Investment

MekkaGodzilla

I remember seeing pics in magazines back in maybe 1993, and being blown away. It just looked amazing compared to games like Megman X I was playing at the time.
Then when I finally got a copy, I was very impressed by the cartridge. It was the heaviest SNES cart I had. The difference was really significant.
Anyway, I was a very happy 14 year old, and I played this game to 101% completion many times over.

Re: Nintendo Insists That Apple's iPad Isn't a Threat

MekkaGodzilla

As much as I hate Apple, ignoring the threat it is would be foolish. Obviously, Reggie is just taking this stance for the media. The iPhone/Pod/Pad might have a huge list of shovelware, the appstore is really miles ahead from the DSiware store it terms of usability and quantity/quality of games.

Re: Review: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES)

MekkaGodzilla

@Objection_Blaster: I think that the lack of info about where to go next is actually a great feature. You have to explore, make guesses, take wrong paths, and when you finally figure out where to go, it’s a great little discovery. Games nowadays either lead you step by step or are just too linear. I understand that finding dungeons in the very first Zelda was too cryptic, but ALttP is just fine to me!

Re: Naughty Nokia Boasts About Nintendo Games On N900

MekkaGodzilla

I have this phone, and even though having a SNES emulator is something you might get excited about, it's not all that great for three reasons:
1-Sounds are not emulated very well. Depends on the game though
2-The screen is just too small to really enjoy it.
3-Controlling games with a tiny plastic keyboard is horrible. Platformers are a pain to play. RPG are usually less problematic, as they don't require to hit Y and B at the same time for instance.