thomaswiencek
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What's happening, guys? Do you think that there are some video games that are no longer critically-acclaimed because of their decline in quality?
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The only ones I can think of are Pokémon and Sonic the Hedgehog.
True. I thought I was just being a dumb kid when I couldn't play this when I was kid, but trying again this year demonstrated me that it was the game, not me. This might be the first game where I actually can blame the game and not myself for sucking at it.The first Legend of Zelda, absolutely.
It's impossible to play it without being nose deep in a strategy guide and the only way to not resort to that is to rely on friends and word of mouth. Except... in this day and age it's pretty tough to find a group of people playing like it was in the 80s.
I've never understood why other NES games from this era like Castlevania and get Milan's Secret Castle railed for being obnoxiously cryptic and yet the first LoZ gets a free pass.
You don’t know about the National Dex issue?
Same thing happened with Crash after Naughty Dog sold the series. Specially the ones made by Radical GamesIn terms of game series, Spyro the Dragon just wasn't the same after Insomniac left.
I played that on the PS2 and not only was it a technical nightmare, the overall design felt a little too copycat of Spyro 3 before it and the final battle with Ripto was so poorly designed it paled even in comparison to Gnasty Gnorc in Spyro 1.Enter the Dragonfly is an absolute travesty of a game that I'm surprised didn't immediately kill off the franchise...
When I think of a game that was acclaimed on release and looked back on much more coolly in retrospect, the very first game I think of is Sonic Adventure. It’s still a popular game within the fan base, but I’m talking about critics and the general public (“casual” fans) who loved the game when it came out in 1998/99. Back then the critics were saying that it was a worthy rival to Super Mario 64, that Sonic had nailed his transition into 3D just as Mario and Zelda did, that it was a nonstop thrill ride of a game.