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Lost tears of Kain on 26 August 2007

you know all those top 10 games are so danm close and unique i dont really consider one really better then the other, all are great games, and you cant really say one is better off reviews because different reviewers have different tastes, newer games are def not as likely to get such high reviews because there are more people reviewing.



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DonWii on 26 August 2007

Hehehe... I was going to start the thread, but I realized I would not be up(3AM EST) to update it.



stof on 26 August 2007
Legend11 said:

I don't really see how Zelda: OOT was so amazingly new and groundbreaking.  Could you tell me what it introduced that games before it never had?  Because I owned it, made it about 2/3 of the way through before getting bored and there was nothing in it that I would call groundbreaking.  I found nothing new with the story or even the gameplay mechanics of the game, it had good atmosphere but so have many games that have come before it.  I would give the nod though to Super Mario 64 since it did indeed help to push forward 3d platformers but I honestly don't see even one thing revolutionary in Zelda: OOT.  And I suspect that nostalgia played a role in it being the most critically acclaimed game ever, if it had been named Bell: OOT with a different main bad guy, etc, does anyone honestly think it would be the most critically acclaimed game ever?  I really doubt it.


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super_etecoon on 26 August 2007

Wasn't OOT one of the first games to fix the 3D camera problem made so painfully clear by Mario 64? I think that alone warrants its inclusion in the top 10.



super_etecoon on 26 August 2007
RolStoppable said:
stof said:
Legend11 said:

I don't really see how Zelda: OOT was so amazingly new and groundbreaking. Could you tell me what it introduced that games before it never had? Because I owned it, made it about 2/3 of the way through before getting bored and there was nothing in it that I would call groundbreaking. I found nothing new with the story or even the gameplay mechanics of the game, it had good atmosphere but so have many games that have come before it. I would give the nod though to Super Mario 64 since it did indeed help to push forward 3d platformers but I honestly don't see even one thing revolutionary in Zelda: OOT. And I suspect that nostalgia played a role in it being the most critically acclaimed game ever, if it had been named Bell: OOT with a different main bad guy, etc, does anyone honestly think it would be the most critically acclaimed game ever? I really doubt it.


Next time I get in an argument over whether or not the human sole exists, I can point to you as proof that it doesn't. Because you sir, have no soul!


Just look at yourself, Mr "I have little interest in Echoes". 


Well played, Rol.



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super_etecoon on 26 August 2007

why fixed? Well played works too.



naznatips on 26 August 2007
super_etecoon said:
why fixed? Well played works too.

 

It's an inside joke from a while back.  I don't think you were active on the forums when it began.

super_etecoon on 26 August 2007

Woops....guess I missed that. Those must have been the good old days.



DonWii on 26 August 2007

Well said, Rol.



super_etecoon on 26 August 2007

I wonder if Stof knows all this is about him having no soul for not playing Echoes.