VGPolyglot said:
MGS2 is my favourite. |
I think that's a pretty popular opinion now a days, the bad rep the game used to get seems to have faded away. On the other hand if you said MGS V, that's probably not very popular
VGPolyglot said:
MGS2 is my favourite. |
I think that's a pretty popular opinion now a days, the bad rep the game used to get seems to have faded away. On the other hand if you said MGS V, that's probably not very popular
RolStoppable said:
But why? |
The more diehard fans on Serenes Forest and other communities like to complain about the romance/eugenics elements in Awakening and Fates, which is admittedly pretty dumb, considering these elements being not only optional, but also existing in previous games.
That being said, I'd also agree with Echoes being the best 3DS entry, simply due to how forgettable (Awakening) or terribly planned (Fates) the stories were. Echoes is the first FE since Radiant Dawn where I actually gave a damn about the conflict.
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Super Mario games are great.
Halo is the best scifi shooter franchise ever made.
JRPGS are great but often to weird for most, including me.
Please excuse my (probally) poor grammar
mZuzek said:
I'm pretty sure that opinion isn't mainstream anymore, thankfully. |
I knew you'd be the one to respond to this.
And well, if this opinion finally falls out of mainstream, it'd be another (amazing) Zelda game that did it, so I guess I can't be mad.
Call of Duty is overrated
Fire Emblem Awakening is the revival of Fire Emblem
Symphonia 2 is trash
Zelda is a fantastic series
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