Akvod on 20 June 2009
| Helios said: Didn't I say Nintendo was famed for their disinterest in complex narratives? And what does fame have to do with anything? If Nintendo games have quality writing, they have quality writing. "Majora's Mask definetly had some awkward dialogue" For example? |
I don't own the game since I always played it at my friend's house, and I remember renting it for a week, all when I was little. I remember the mask guy saying some weird English in the beginning, and generally I remember feeling that the dialogue was blocky. It didn't matter for me since I didn't give a shit about awkward scripts from a Japanese game.
