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Resident_Hazard on 31 August 2008
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ItsaMii said:
Resident_Hazard said:
ItsaMii said:
That sucked. It is like being raped, but instead of shoving it up with all his strength, the rapist took 3 hours to fully insert his thing. The autor goes so slowly while shitting his FUD, that some may not even get the lies and fallacies. Really I could point everything wrong with the article, but it is worthless. I will leave the dirty work to someone else.

BTW - so it is Nintendo`s fault that the HD hardcore games are all dumbed down and easy? Maybe the 2 Wii games he played were easier than the GC games, but Metroid, FE, Zelda TP were not easier.

 

 Metroid Prime 3 was only about a million times easier than it's predecessors.  I don't think I died more than 3 times in that game, but spent most of MP1 and MP2 having my ass generously handed to me.  MP2 was so difficult at times that it was a year between my buying it and actually finishing it.  It frustrated me so badly that I stopped playing it for months at a time.

 

Maybe your abilities improved with time. In the original MP I died 2 times: both in the underground area where you fight every flavor of space pirates (it is a very long walk to the next save point and the damage add up). I got killed more than 3 times on a single boss in MP3 (hypermode will kill you if mismanaged). MP3 got 3 difficult levels and I think normal in MP was a breeze compared to veteran in MP3.

My abilities didn't improve at all.  I'm actually really bad at video games, despite my addiction/love for them.  MP3 was way easier than the previous incarnations.  The bosses were worse, too.  I mean seriously, Ridley twice--again?!  Oh wait... was it twice, or was it three times?  Either way, it spent way too much time with Ridley, and all the other bosses were really generic-feeling when compared to something like Thardus from MP1, or the Emperor Ing from MP2.  What little playtime I actually had with Veteran in MP3 failed to offer me a real challenge, and I didn't even bother with Hyper mode.  The way they were going, none of them were as hard as the standard mode from the two previous games.