By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close

Forums - Gaming - Bringing back classic games with glorious sprites like Sonic Mania: which ones?

AngryLittleAlchemist on 26 August 2017
Nautilus said:
AngryLittleAlchemist said:

2D mario games always sucked imo. The classics were too slippery and the new ones are borin

I know its an opinion but your opinion sucks lol

Speaking seriously, really?Old 2D Marios are as solid as 2D platformers can get.Its really strage, for the lack of a proper words, that someone would find the gameplay slippery.I think this is a living proof that there is no one single game that can appeal to everyone.

I'm pretty sure it was specifically the NES games that felt slippery. I never finished them, but I played them on Wii and Wii U and just couldn't get into them after trying for hours on end. Even the music is like good ... but it gets tedious . Besides, I think the 2D Sonic games, Rayman Legends and Tropical Freeze are much better examples of how "solid" 2D platformers can be. The mario games are just kind of boring for what they are. I never reached the insane levels though, but I think i'd rather see a continuation of the 3D Land/World games than 2D ones lol. 



Around the Network
Frogger on 26 August 2017
AngryLittleAlchemist said:
Nautilus said:

I know its an opinion but your opinion sucks lol

Speaking seriously, really?Old 2D Marios are as solid as 2D platformers can get.Its really strage, for the lack of a proper words, that someone would find the gameplay slippery.I think this is a living proof that there is no one single game that can appeal to everyone.

I'm pretty sure it was specifically the NES games that felt slippery. I never finished them, but I played them on Wii and Wii U and just couldn't get into them after trying for hours on end. Even the music is like good ... but it gets tedious . Besides, I think the 2D Sonic games, Rayman Legends and Tropical Freeze are much better examples of how "solid" 2D platformers can be. The mario games are just kind of boring for what they are. I never reached the insane levels though, but I think i'd rather see a continuation of the 3D Land/World games than 2D ones lol. 

I like 2/3 of those, but this is a case of style vs. substance. Especially with regards to SMB 1, 2, 3, and W. Less style, but way more substance with regards to platforming.



Chaimo on 26 August 2017

Probably an unpopular opinion but I would love to see another Pokemon like HG/SS with more complex sprites in HD.



village boy learns to jump.

p0isonparadise on 26 August 2017
Chaimo said:
Probably an unpopular opinion but I would love to see another Pokemon like HG/SS with more complex sprites in HD.

I'd actually prefer if they went back to GBA style art. 



Puppyroach on 26 August 2017

Give me streets of rage any day, if it returns back to its style of 2-3 🙂.



Around the Network
AngryLittleAlchemist on 26 August 2017
spemanig said:
AngryLittleAlchemist said:

I'm pretty sure it was specifically the NES games that felt slippery. I never finished them, but I played them on Wii and Wii U and just couldn't get into them after trying for hours on end. Even the music is like good ... but it gets tedious . Besides, I think the 2D Sonic games, Rayman Legends and Tropical Freeze are much better examples of how "solid" 2D platformers can be. The mario games are just kind of boring for what they are. I never reached the insane levels though, but I think i'd rather see a continuation of the 3D Land/World games than 2D ones lol. 

I like 2/3 of those, but this is a case of style vs. substance. Especially with regards to SMB 1, 2, 3, and W. Less style, but way more substance with regards to platforming.

I guess it's just not for me. I liked the 3D World take on it a lot more. I will say though that on the platforms I played on, I can't say it was entirely the game, some of it might have been the controllers it was on.



Nautilus on 26 August 2017
AngryLittleAlchemist said:
Nautilus said:

I know its an opinion but your opinion sucks lol

Speaking seriously, really?Old 2D Marios are as solid as 2D platformers can get.Its really strage, for the lack of a proper words, that someone would find the gameplay slippery.I think this is a living proof that there is no one single game that can appeal to everyone.

I'm pretty sure it was specifically the NES games that felt slippery. I never finished them, but I played them on Wii and Wii U and just couldn't get into them after trying for hours on end. Even the music is like good ... but it gets tedious . Besides, I think the 2D Sonic games, Rayman Legends and Tropical Freeze are much better examples of how "solid" 2D platformers can be. The mario games are just kind of boring for what they are. I never reached the insane levels though, but I think i'd rather see a continuation of the 3D Land/World games than 2D ones lol. 

I actually feel quite the oposite.For me, Sonic and Rayman are far more inferior than the Mario games.They feel more unresponsive, they lack the masterful level design that Mario games have, and are just plain less fun.

I actually dont even like old Sonic games, I just find them mediocre.Sonic Mania was the one that made me care more about Sonic, but even then the game doesnt hold a candle against Mario.It just goes to show that there are tastes for everything.



My (locked) thread about how difficulty should be a decision for the developers, not the gamers.

https://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=241866&page=1

sabastian on 26 August 2017

1) Castlevania S.O.T.N



AngryLittleAlchemist on 26 August 2017
Nautilus said:
AngryLittleAlchemist said:

I'm pretty sure it was specifically the NES games that felt slippery. I never finished them, but I played them on Wii and Wii U and just couldn't get into them after trying for hours on end. Even the music is like good ... but it gets tedious . Besides, I think the 2D Sonic games, Rayman Legends and Tropical Freeze are much better examples of how "solid" 2D platformers can be. The mario games are just kind of boring for what they are. I never reached the insane levels though, but I think i'd rather see a continuation of the 3D Land/World games than 2D ones lol. 

I actually feel quite the oposite.For me, Sonic and Rayman are far more inferior than the Mario games.They feel more unresponsive, they lack the masterful level design that Mario games have, and are just plain less fun.

I actually dont even like old Sonic games, I just find them mediocre.Sonic Mania was the one that made me care more about Sonic, but even then the game doesnt hold a candle against Mario.It just goes to show that there are tastes for everything.

I don't like Super Mario Galaxy either, so let's be honest, you might as well disregard my opinion entirely



Nautilus on 26 August 2017
AngryLittleAlchemist said:
Nautilus said:

I actually feel quite the oposite.For me, Sonic and Rayman are far more inferior than the Mario games.They feel more unresponsive, they lack the masterful level design that Mario games have, and are just plain less fun.

I actually dont even like old Sonic games, I just find them mediocre.Sonic Mania was the one that made me care more about Sonic, but even then the game doesnt hold a candle against Mario.It just goes to show that there are tastes for everything.

I don't like Super Mario Galaxy either, so let's be honest, you might as well disregard my opinion entirely



My (locked) thread about how difficulty should be a decision for the developers, not the gamers.

https://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=241866&page=1