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Re: Soapbox: Ocarina Of Time's Deku Tree Dungeon Is Still My All-Time Top Gaming Moment

tseliot

@SpaceboyScreams 100% The classic temples are exactly the "something is missing" from the last two entries. They're fun but taking the most Zelda component out of a Zelda game just seemed like a really weird development decision. The fact they sold so well makes me nervous that they won't return to the earlier Zelda formula. Maybe I'll live to see that, but given their 4-5 year development cycle, I've only got a few more chances.

Re: UK Charts: Mario Kart And Zelda Hang Tight As Starfield Drops Back Down To Earth

tseliot

Starfield is...okay? I'm playing it and not addicted to it. Think part of the problem is playing this immediately after BG3. I cared about almost all of the BG3 characters. Starfield has annoyingly bland characters. I knew all the hype there was no way it could live up to it. If you can get it cheap one day, worth a play. I wouldn't pay AAA prices for it, if I had to do it over.

Re: Denuvo's 'Switch Emulator Protection' Is Now Available Via Nintendo's Official Dev Portal

tseliot

A dream come true for who? Not consumers. As if the Switch needed a performance hit when playing games. If this isn't the Swan Song of the current Switch model, I don't know what is. If it's baked into a new Switch model and performance accounted for, that may be a different story, but I don't see the current version being able to "chew bubble gum and walk at the same time." Ridiculous notion of this being a dream come true, unless you mean a Nightmare on Switch Street.

Re: Memory Pak: Making Contact With The "Ungoogleable" Game I Couldn't Quite Remember

tseliot

One of the very first isometric RPG games I played was a game I think was called Immortal. Took me forever to remember the name or find it, but figured it out years ago, and then I may have forgotten it, but think that was what it was called. One RPG game I fondly remember playing but have yet to find anywhere, and as you said it's hard to Google something without the name, is a TurboGrafx RPG with towns and bars. I'm sure it had horrible graphics, but in my weird memory it looked as good as any RPG today. Nostalgia is indeed a powerful drug. (If anyone thinks they know what game I'm referring to, even with that sparse information, please feel free to guess or remind me.)