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Samus Aran said:
Ljink96 said:
I just think that no game will come along that has done so much for its respective genre. I mean, OOT did so much for many games to come. It's hard for new games to be truly new because most of new gaming owes its mechanics to the first eras. Something like OOT just hadn't been done before at that time. But today, something like Uncharted or any open world game is typical fare. OOT just had very little room for failure.

It had a lot of room for failure, more so than any modern game.

Remember Castlevania 64? Sonic on the Saturn? Earthworm Jim? 

;)

Not really, considering it was built upon the base of Mario 64, with almost five years in the pipeline to get everything right. Even the story was taken from another game rather than crafted from the ground-up. It was built to succeed, and built to be a safe jump to 3D. The only chance for failure was had Z-Targeting not been created. 



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