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Re: Feature: Remembering Zelda: Ocarina of Time, 20 Years Later

TheJamesHollan

Good times!

I remember back then that I didn't even want an N64. I had been seeing magazine articles of Final Fantasy VII and it was making me really want a Playstation. Everywhere I looked, there was some article on FFVII. I then started saving up my money and telling my cousins that I was gonna get a Playstation, but they kept telling me "Nah, get an Nintendo 64. They're better."

The day finally came that I was gonna put a Playstation in layaway, but as it turned out, Walmart Super Center that I went to was sold out. The lady working in the electronics department was nice enough to call over to the other Walmart Super Center across town, but they were sold out, too, so instead of waiting, I decided to put an N64 in layaway.

I got it out about 3 months later along with the only game that I was able to buy to go with it: WCW/NWO World Tour. I did end up getting other games, but I was still jealous of people who were able to get a PSX and play FFVII.

Then I started seeing a lot of articles on the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The hype surrounding that game, in my eyes, was similar to that for FFVII, but I remembered playing one of the older Zelda games on NES and how I didn't like it. The controls just seemed too slow for me.

I ended up pre-ordering Ocarina of Time at BestBuy, but only so that I could tell people "Yeah, I have that game." in case anyone asked. At that time, I still would've rather been playing FFVII, so when the day came for me to go get my copy of Ocarina from the store, I brought it home and just placed it on top of my TV for at least 2 whole weeks while I played my other games like Diddy Kong Racing & WCW/NWO Revenge.

It wasn't until after beating - finally - DKR and getting bored of my other games that I finally decided to put Ocarina of Time in and give it a shot. Unfortunately for all my other games, Ocarina of Time ruled my N64 from then on. I mean it literally vary rarely came back out of that cartridge slot.

Re: Bandai Namco Announces Super Robot Wars T For Switch, Included Anime Franchises Revealed

TheJamesHollan

Of all the names on this list, I've only heard of GaoGaiGar, Getter Robo, Gunbuster, Votoms, Aura Battler Dunbine, G Gundam, GunXSword, Expelled from Paradise, Cowboy Bebop, Capt Harlock, & Magic Knight Rayearth. However, I've only seen G Gundam, Cowboy Bebop, & the CG animated Capt Harlock movie, so it strikes me as kind of a weird decision to put Cowboy Bebop and Capt Harlock into a game full of giant robots.

Re: Guide: Everything Announced In Yesterday's Nintendo Direct

TheJamesHollan

Of course I care about Starlink and Daemon X Machina, but of all the new announcements, Luigi's Mansion 3 is the only one that I'm hyped for. I don't care for Final Fantasy or Animal Crossing. I was actually hoping Nintendo would show more about Metroid Prime 4 or Bayonetta 3. Maybe they'll show at TGS, but I doubt it.

Re: Opinion: What Did You Think Of Today's Nintendo Direct?

TheJamesHollan

I thought it was pretty good, over all. I'm not a fan of Final Fantasy. I tried FFVII and FFX and just didn't like them, but since is an Action RPG instead of being turn-based, I might be inclined to try that out. The rest of the FF games don't interest me in the least. I did lol pretty good at the end, though.

I thought it was darn funny when they started showing Isabelle and was like "ah, they're gonna do it. Animal Crossing for Switch." Then all of a sudden, Isabelle gets a letter and throws the mail at the screen and says "They wan't me for Smash!" then they started showing gameplay of her in Smash Bros. Ultimate! I was like "lmao, Nintendo just swerved everybody!" lol. Then they showed the actual announcement for Animal Crossing 2019.

I've never played any Animal Crossing game, but I was happy to see that Nintendo did actually announce it for 2019 for those that are fans of it.

Re: Guide: The Best Nintendo Switch Micro SD Cards

TheJamesHollan

@Bizzyb Thanks for the reply. That kinda sucks, but it's nothing new. I don't know how much that'll impact my wallet since I don't have a Switch, yet. I do have a Wii U, but I've only ever downloaded demos on it with the exception of Super Mario Bros, so I never needed an SD card for it.