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Re: Talking Point: After Three Months, What's Your Zelda: TOTK Completion Percentage?

Rkulaski

I think I’ve put in about 50 hours and I’ve finished 2 temples, barely done anything underground, collected 2 memories, and have found 52 koroks. The world is massive, I constantly get sidetracked, and I wish I had more time in the day to tackle this game.

While I really enjoy the game, I’m thinking about taking a break and tryout out Ori and the Will of the Wisps. I know it got good reviews and I really enjoyed the first game.

Re: Review: Crysis Remastered - A Technical Miracle And One Of The Best Shooters On Switch

Rkulaski

@Beaucine
Regarding your first paragraph, no it’s not a given that we play better games as time goes on. I didn’t mean to imply that we always do. As often, the answer lies somewhere in the middle.

There are so many more things we can do this day and age in the Zelda series that we couldn’t do 35 years ago. But you make a great point regarding gameplay. I had as much entertainment with the original Zelda as I do with the most recent.

Regarding your last paragraph, I think maybe this is a matter of context or even semantics. I think by stating that “the game has aged surprisingly well” answers your question “is the gameplay good” regarding Crysis. At least this is how I interpret all of this contextually. But I agree with with a lot what you said. I’ll give you final comment if you wish. Thanks for discussing.

Re: Review: Crysis Remastered - A Technical Miracle And One Of The Best Shooters On Switch

Rkulaski

@Beaucine I don’t think I agree. I actually think saying that the game has aged well is a compliment to the game in this context. Also, I think you’re missing what actually occurs most often. When a game is first released, we love the game. As the years pass, technology improves, game design improves, etc., we get used to playing better games and, in hindsight, that original and older game that we used to think was amazing isn’t quite so amazing. Not always but sometimes.

I will always remember playing SMB for the first time. It was the best game that I’d ever played in my life. Over the years, now that I look back on it and see how the series has evolved, it is no longer my favorite game to play in the SMB catalog of games. But it has aged incredibly well and is a testament and compliment to the game, itself.