Joined: 23 Jul 2007 Posts: 929 Warnings: 0
Gender: Male
Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 1:24 pm Post subject:
Probably one of the best games on the Genesis, if not the very best. Usually, games like these aren't that great-- I mean, it's a game about 7 Up's old mascot, Cool Spot. It really doesn't sound like it would be good but believe me, it's a beautiful game in every aspect. I remember playing this for more than a year until I finally finished it.
Zerim
Cool Raiden moving without awkward feel in 60 frames
Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 7999 Warnings: 1
Location: Istanbul - Turkey Gender: Male Age: 21
Posted: Sat Jul 10, 2010 2:10 pm Post subject:
elman wrote:
This was the first game I ever played. It was really cool to me.
This game brings me A LOT of memories. I think I never beat it lol.
This game may have sucked ass, but for me as a kid it was THE BEST RACING GAME EVAR.
But there were 3 games that were THE games of my childhood.
The first game I played that was kind of a cinematic experience.
Gave me lots of replay value.
I love this game. Critics can say whatever the fuck they want, but this game kicks ass. And the soundtrack was excellent. I used to whistle the song playing in the level while I played .
Holy shit. I agree with you 100%. We have the exact same tastes, and what's weird is, that Mickey game was my first PSX game too.
_________________ "We have not yet finished with Solid Snake, despite the fact that I wanted to let him die at the end of Guns of the Patriots." -Hideo Kojima
"Credibility lasts about two cycles of bad material, and then you'll probably never get it back." - Louis C.K.
Zerim
Cool Raiden moving without awkward feel in 60 frames
Joined: 04 Aug 2007 Posts: 7999 Warnings: 1
Location: Istanbul - Turkey Gender: Male Age: 21
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 7:36 am Post subject:
This hedgehog says he would like to have a word with you for a moment.
_________________ "We have not yet finished with Solid Snake, despite the fact that I wanted to let him die at the end of Guns of the Patriots." -Hideo Kojima
"Credibility lasts about two cycles of bad material, and then you'll probably never get it back." - Louis C.K.
Joined: 28 Dec 2008 Posts: 4684 Warnings: 0
Location: Neither here, there, nor when. Gender: Male
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 3:40 pm Post subject:
I have to say, I was really fortunate to be a child of the Playstation1 Generation Looking back on the last 2 years of video games, nothing's innovated, nothing is Niche, Nobody even tries to be original. It's fad after fad. it's not, say, opening 2 years of PS1. that had fucking everything. I feel ahead of my years saying this, but back in my day, video games wasn't a business, it was about making your own genre so that people would buy your game, not making the best game OF a genre popular right now.
Commercialism destroys another business. First Music, then Films, now Games.
I still have Anime... I can cry myself to sleep now.
_________________ "If Max Payne 3 has regenerating health... I'm just gonna kill myself."
-Zerim
Joined: 06 May 2006 Posts: 24777 Warnings: 2147483647
Location: Los Angeles, CA MGO Name: Ravi Singh Gender: Male Age: 25
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 3:49 pm Post subject:
Kinsoku Jiko wrote:
I have to say, I was really fortunate to be a child of the Playstation1 Generation Looking back on the last 2 years of video games, nothing's innovated, nothing is Niche, Nobody even tries to be original. It's fad after fad. it's not, say, opening 2 years of PS1. that had fucking everything. I feel ahead of my years saying this, but back in my day, video games wasn't a business, it was about making your own genre so that people would buy your game, not making the best game OF a genre popular right now.
Commercialism destroys another business. First Music, then Films, now Games.
I still have Anime... I can cry myself to sleep now.
...you missed the two great generations before it. That said, I'm greatful for my father picking up an NES... for my sister, but I ended up being the guy to actually beat Super Mario Bros.
But you're wrong. Video games was always about being a business. Much like music and film as well. The problem isn't "they want money," it's "they're afraid of losing money." Here's Frank Zappa talking about the music industry. Replace everything he says with "video games" and it applies. You can confirm this by looking at who's the head of all of the major video game companies and how "hip" they tend to be. These kinds of people are scared of risks so they just repeat marketing trends. It sucks.
Joined: 04 Dec 2009 Posts: 4685 Warnings: 0
Location: BROther Base MGO Name: JKILLAZ224 Gender: Male
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 5:06 pm Post subject:
Every entertainment medium is a business, and always has been. The reason older generations of games/movies/music looked better than the current generation is a.) gaming/music/movies was still new back then, so of course there will be a shit load of new genres introduced, and b.) people of that generation were kids back then, and have a bigger sense of nostalgia for those times.
There will always be new creative ideas coming out every year if you look hard enough.
Like... Heavy Rain, Left 4 Dead, Uncharted, Brutal Legend, Mass Effect, Alan Wake, Portal, Mirror's Edge, Braid, Flower, and a ton of other great new IPs released in the past three years alone. And coming soon, Six Days in Fallujah and The Last Guardian (two games I can name at the top of my head.)
It's not like the indie games community is 100% filled with earth shattering orgasm inducing top-notch quality either. Just like with mainstream gaming, you have to sort out the shit from the gold.
When I grow older, I'll probably be bitching about how my generation of gaming was better than the new generation of gaming. And later, that generation will grow older, and then they'll start bitching about how their generation of gaming was so much better than the new generation of gaming.
Edit: What Ravi said is true as well.
_________________ Last edited by John on Mon Jul 12, 2010 8:22 am; edited 1 time in total
Joined: 23 Jul 2007 Posts: 929 Warnings: 0
Gender: Male
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 6:36 am Post subject:
Kinsoku Jiko wrote:
I still have Anime
You're honestly going to defend everything you said with that? No, I'm not badmouthing anime-- it's just somewhat funny that anime hasn't, supposedly, been changed in "modern" times, according to you. Everything Frank Zappa said in that video Ravi posted can be applied to the anime industry as well. You have a few studios doing good innovative work while the rest is manufactured generic cheese.
You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum You cannot post calendar events in this forum
Log in
Register
© 2002, 2003 - 2011 The Snake Soup.
THE 'SOUP |
THE GAMES |
THE BRIEFING |
THE FEATURES |
THE JUNK |
THE SITE |
THE LINKED
Calendar
.
