think of it like thisJoGribbs said:
Majora's Mask = Perfectly Programmed
Sands of Time = Glitch Frenzy (including glitches that force you to start the game again)
Your Game of the Decade and of 2009
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Majora's Mask = Perfectly Programmed
Sands of Time = Glitch Frenzy (including glitches that force you to start the game again)
Game of decade: HL2.
Game of 2009: Fuck, I didn't play any '09 games this year.
Oh wait, there was that Force Unleashed Ultimate Sith edition...
so TFUUSE wins by default!
Game of 2009: Fuck, I didn't play any '09 games this year.
Oh wait, there was that Force Unleashed Ultimate Sith edition...
so TFUUSE wins by default!
Game of the Year: Fallout 3.
OH DAMMIT im always behind on these things....*shuffles around for a bit*........AC2.....i guess? OH wait L4D2...yeah....
Game of the Decade: Starcraft Brood War.
SHIT that didnt come out this decade....err...umm.......Team Fortresse 2.
OH DAMMIT im always behind on these things....*shuffles around for a bit*........AC2.....i guess? OH wait L4D2...yeah....
Game of the Decade: Starcraft Brood War.
SHIT that didnt come out this decade....err...umm.......Team Fortresse 2.
If a game is well designed, then glitches can become incidental problems.antigodoflife said:
It's not the technical prowess of those games that impress me, otherwise I would have chosen something much more recent, and much more technically impressive, like Resident Evil 5 or Crysis or something. What attracts me to both games is that they're atmospheric, engaging, and psychologically complex. It's the power of ideas, feelings and emotions which makes me love them so much.
Not that Majora's Mask was even well put together for an N64 title. But considering the entire thing was developed in a single year, that's understandable.
