TruckOSaurus said:
Being allowed only 5 votes also had a considerable impact on the results. There's many games that I adore that I couldn't vote for because I was forced to name only 5. I couldn't vote for a Mario game, I had to choose which Zelda I liked best, there was no room for Brawl or Diablo II or any Final Fantasy. Compressing 20+ years of gaming in 5 games is asking for important games to be left out. If VGChartz does another round of this, I sincerely hope they'll give us more than 5 votes. |
Yeah, I totally agree.
And elprincipe, I grew up playing NES, the Panasonic video pac, atari and commodore 64, but I still think that lots of new games are much better. Because of the advancements in the gaming industry, developers are able to deliver much more immersive experiences. Defining games in the history will make the list, but you can't expect every great game from generations past to make the list. You can't judge a 16 year old for not voting for archaic games like Space Invaders, PAC-Man or whatever either, when you have immersive games like Metal Gear Solid 4, Final Fantasy VII and Zelda Ocarina of time. They are much better games if you look past nostalgia and history. And if the younger gamers don't care about the history and don't have any nostalgia towards old games, then why should they vote for what we consider classics? Personally I tried to vote for one game for each platform I've owned. I ended up voting for 1 NES, 1 SNES, 1 PSX, 1 PS2 and 1 Xbox360 game.







