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Re: Mini Review: Twelve Minutes - A Tedious Time Loop That Squanders Its Potential

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@ClockworkMario Yeah that final story did put a damper on things but I will say it was memorable. I absolutely loved this game, the slow piecing together of what happened (and then finally the reveal of what really really happened). I love the Voice actors to. not every line was hit perfectly but I watched a making of and they talked about the difficulty of setting up the dialogue to make it fit for every story path.

Re: Build Your Own Sonic Statue With This Official Advent Calendar

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I'm a big fan of both advent calendars (have collected of hundreds over the years since the paper ones are easy to store) and really love the ones where you build something like the lego ones. This however seems strange, most work in a way that looks nice to start with and it gets more and more fun the more doors you open and things you build. This however is sorta meh and occasionally terrifying(the eyeless sonic) and then the final product is amazing.

Re: Rumour: Konami Reportedly Reviving Castlevania, Metal Gear Solid, And Silent Hill

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@Stubborn_Monkey While I respect your opinion, I don't know if I agree with it. For me personally remakes are just a new way to play a game that either a) love, have probably played to a million times a new take on it is fun, be better or worse or b) is a game I missed and I know I just don't have the time in my adult life to go through the necessary hoops to play again, so maybe I can try and enjoy this new version.

Either way I still take the remake as its own stand alone game though separate from the original. I have beaten OoT perhaps a dozen times across multiple platforms (N64, Gamecube, Wii Virtual Console) and love the 3DS remake. I still go back and play the original as I have an old CRT hooked up just for classic games, and I still play the 3DS version. Granted those two games are very similar.

Samus Returns/Return of Samus or before that Metroid and Metroid Zero Mission. Those are all basically 4 unique games and I appreciate each one for what it has to offer. Sometimes I am feeling hardcore and will play original Metroid. Remakes stand on their own. Great case on the negative side, Actraiser renaissance. The original actraiser still remains one of my favorite games of all time despite not really loving this remake. But I am still thrilled it got made because maybe more people are aware of the game now and will seek out and try it.

Re: Review: Castlevania Advance Collection - Utterly Essential Thanks To Aria Of Sorrow

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@nessisonett Agreed, circle of the moon is probably 3rd in my list of later castlevania games (I try to break them up between the classic style and "metroidvania" syle) 1. Dawn of Sorrow, 2. SoTN, 3. Circle of the Moon. I love the DSS system, the replayability as a magician, thief, fighter and shooter, and just the overall look.

My only major complaint is that sewer/water level is one of my least favorite locations in the entire series.

Re: Feature: 30 Years Of Sonic The Hedgehog - The Many Faces Of Mario's Biggest Rival

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@chocolate_supra Me Too. I actually really like the quirkiness of all the different characters and their game modes and very much missed the open world. Just made the game much more of an immersive experience for me. I like to go back and forth every couple of years doing runs where its based on time (so I hop in and out of character stories) and then ones where I start with sonic then move onto tails then etc.
That being said I must admit, Sonic Adventure 2 does have one of my favorite sonic levels and sound tracks... Escape from the City.

Re: Feature: 30 Years Of Sonic The Hedgehog - The Many Faces Of Mario's Biggest Rival

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16 bit and adventure era for me. I love so many of the genesis sonic games (including the often forgotten sonic spinball). Sonic CD was a blast and the Christmas where I got a used dreamcast and Sonic adventure+ Ready to Rumble was one of my favorite Holiday breaks ever.

Are Mario Games better, absolutely, but I still have a special place in my heart for Sonic. And dang those sound tracks.