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Re: Talking Point: What's The Best Nintendo Remake Ever?

sevex

Zero Mission is fantastic, and I love how it expands on the original game in a great way, but I'm not sure you can beat Pokemon Soul Silver and Heart Gold. Something about the style of the DS Pokemon games is just perfect, and these are definitely my favs of the bunch.

Re: Don't Expect A Remake Of Final Fantasy 6 Soon, If Ever

sevex

I'd honestly just love a version that is visually identical to the original, but with fixes for all the bugs that existed, and an updated translation that reads better than the original. Maybe give it widescreen (but don't stretch anything, get an artist to expand the backgrounds!) and soundtrack option with higher quality samples.

Re: Feature: Meet The Virtual Boy Fan Making New Tech And Games For Nintendo's Console Curio

sevex

I got one of these way back when no one wanted them haha. It works but has some issues. Maybe I should try to restore it sometime, and grab one of those flash cards.

Thinking about it, an awesome mod would be some kinda module that could plug into the headset controller port to give it rechargeable battery power and wireless support for other controllers. Would make it so much easier to set up and play.

Re: Poll: Would You Pay $70 For The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom?

sevex

@Poodlestargenerica I'm not sure if it's bad math necessarily. When I was a kid a chocolate bar probably cost 90 cents, now they're usually over 2 dollars. The fact that the price of a new video game is usually less than it was back in the 90's is kinda crazy.

Having said that, I still can't usually bring myself to buy "premium" games brand new these days, unless it's something really special, because of the cost. Especially since there are so many great indie games that are often even more enjoyable for so much less.

Re: Random: Pocket Card Jockey Director Is 'Sad' About The 3DS eShop Closure

sevex

@GameAndLuke Yeah but by the time those formats are retired they've likely already republished everything on the new format. They're not just gonna give up on potential sales.

Like say someone loves the new Fire Emblem and wants to go play the back catalog, starting with the 3DS. There are like, 5 games there they could either purchase directly from Nintendo in digital format, or go to the used market and pay way more, where Nintendo gets $0, or they can go the /other/ route where no one gets anything.

Re: Random: Pocket Card Jockey Director Is 'Sad' About The 3DS eShop Closure

sevex

Why do video game companies have to retire their old content? Imagine if the movie industry was like "we're just gonna stop selling all these old movies, you can watch new movies from now on".

I'm sure there's a way they can keep selling digital games for 3DS and Wii U on the web version of the store. What's the harm? Someone might pick up a used 3DS and wanna load it up with digital content instead of trying to pay a premium for out of print carts.

Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Persona 3 Portable, Persona 4 Golden?

sevex

I thought about it while the article was loading and had the same numbers! Persona 4 is just about perfect, but the dungeons can definitely become repetitive. Persona 5 got that one right. And then not being able to walk around outside of dungeons in P3 Portable brought that one down for me, but still a great game overall. (If only they'd have done a "Golden" version of Persona 3 FES instead.)