| SHMUPGurus said: To notice the true beauty of the game, you had to have played the old games. The leap from 2D to 3D was a huge thing back then! As a kid, it was impressive. That's probably why you didn't enjoy it much zexen, but that's my take on it. If you played the game after playing a bunch of Final Fantasy or other 3D games, yeah, you'd think it's just a normal 3D game when you're into this generation now or whatever. That's why you have to think about the time frame when the game got released and what it did to the gaming community as a whole. |
Yeah, you're probably right. I had already played Suikoden II, Final Fantasy VII, Tekken 3 and many more unforgettable games from the PSX, so when I played OoT I just found a good game with an amazing weapon (the boomerang), a forgettable story and some memorable dungeons
