Samus Aran said:
MikeRox said:
I think it's a mix of naivity and a lack of exposure to the vast wealth of video games that are out there across all of the platforms. But it's very common that the games attributed with introducing revolutionary concepts, have actually borrowed them from lesser known games. Innovation and Popularisation are very different.
However, I will admit for Metroid Prime, it was the first real time action game I played where the story/narration was done through examining your environment. Damn I love that game!
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Yet you guys can't name me one similar game to SM3DL/SM3DW, MM, Splatoon, Fire Emblem: Awakening (perma death feature, your crew can fall in love with each other and have babies which you can recruit to your army thanks to a time travel element), XBX (and watch the Japanese direct bevfore you comment on this).
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Perma death has been around awhile, Steel Batallion on the original Xbox not only had perma death, it deleted your save file if you died.