Tempy wrote:There will always be different games but the breadth of titles this gen has diminished from the PS2 era even, let alone the PS1 where you could have a game like Bushido Blade on your shelf next to Colony Wars, Klonoa, Music 2000, Parappa the Rapper, Gran Turismo, FFVII, G-Police, Kula World, Team Buddies, Alundra, Wipeout and Ape Escape. Money and graphical standards means the safe route is preferable and understandable but that doesn't mean I have to be ok with it.
Unlikely wrote:Without wishing to be condescending, Tempy, I suspect that what's actually happened in your case is that, as you yourself concede, you've got a bit older. Call it Christmas Day syndrome if that helps - remember when you used to get excited about that six months before it happened? Everyone reaches a time when games aren't as "magical" as they were when you were younger.
Mouldywarp wrote:This is exactly what I thought until a few years ago when I played Ico for the first time. I missed it the first time round and although I'd been meaning to play it for ages I just never got round to it. I didn't actually get it as a present but weirdly I did play it at Christmas and the whole experience was magical. It was exactly like my childhood Ocarina of Time Christmas and it really hammered it home that games can still sweep you away like that if they're good enough.Unlikely wrote:Without wishing to be condescending, Tempy, I suspect that what's actually happened in your case is that, as you yourself concede, you've got a bit older. Call it Christmas Day syndrome if that helps - remember when you used to get excited about that six months before it happened? Everyone reaches a time when games aren't as "magical" as they were when you were younger.
hylian_elf wrote:Okami, YESSSS!!! One of my favourite games!
hylian_elf wrote:Tombi coming to PS3? That should lower the eBay prices for the original then.
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