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Frieza said:
God nintendo sure lack originality, same dull story over and over. |
Remember in Mario 64 there were no entry cinematic, nothing. They don't lack originality, it's just Mario. Zelda and Metroid have far more deepness in their stories.
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because Zelda and Metroid have oscar worthy stories...
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So Uncharted does? A story with tons of stereotypes.
Yes, Zelda and Metroid have really good stories and I don't feel the need of a story in Mario games, all I need is to play and have fun. Some games are designed like that.
Then, how on Earth is that so important to have a deep storyline for that game? The first one showed there is no need.
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When did I ever mention Uncharted? They all have trash storylines compared to some of the better movies...Uncharted through is a better written story than either M or Zelda. That said it's still no Oscar caliber story...not even close.
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So what's the point with your random post?
And the rest is nonsense.
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For the sake of the visually impaired I have bolded and enlarged the portions of previous comments that my post was a response to...
Of course if you want to argue about those games having storylines that are at a similar level to good film storytelling then we have discussion.
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Dude , Uncharted story is basic what i would expect from a indy movie , and that is good , but how can you say that the story in uncharted is better than written than the one in Other M if other M is not released yet ...just for it you argue is all ready fail ... also the best video game story ever told , despite its simple narrative and basic cinematics is the one in Zelda ocarina of Time , you can cry over it , but its true ... if you imagine that story being told with a todays narrative you will indeed have a Oscar caliber story.
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Lol, I would love to see how many votes OoT would get from the oscar community... I mean OoT is certainly up there with Kubricks, Speilbergs or Hitchcocks best, right?
