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Argghh!!
Crap graphics and crap controls!!
Started it this morning, died cause the moon crashed before I reached the skull kid on top of the tower. I just can't get used to playing like this again, the resolution is so small you can barely see anything around you, and you can't move the camera!! (apart from center L, but that sucks).
Still, once I've gotten used to gameplay again I'm sure it will be fantastic.
Also, they've sped up Link's movement. I find it a bit too fast to be honest, it makes running around a bit inaaccurate as its so sensitive.
Crap graphics and crap controls!!
Started it this morning, died cause the moon crashed before I reached the skull kid on top of the tower. I just can't get used to playing like this again, the resolution is so small you can barely see anything around you, and you can't move the camera!! (apart from center L, but that sucks).
Still, once I've gotten used to gameplay again I'm sure it will be fantastic.
Also, they've sped up Link's movement. I find it a bit too fast to be honest, it makes running around a bit inaaccurate as its so sensitive.
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*shoots, repeatedly*
You do need a little time to get used to things.
If you're still a Deku scrub, you'll find that's why you're moving so fast - back in your normal form, you don't walk quite so quickly.
The graphics aren't that bad really. Well, after a while you just lull into it and it's fine.
If you didn't know already - if you play the song of time backwards, you can slow time down and have twice as long to do stuff.
If you're still a Deku scrub, you'll find that's why you're moving so fast - back in your normal form, you don't walk quite so quickly.
The graphics aren't that bad really. Well, after a while you just lull into it and it's fine.
If you didn't know already - if you play the song of time backwards, you can slow time down and have twice as long to do stuff.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> You do need a little time to get used to things.
> If you're still a Deku scrub, you'll find that's why you're moving so
> fast - back in your normal form, you don't walk quite so quickly.
I barely ever had the bunny hood off one of the c-buttons, I wouldn't travel without it even if I was in the middle of Clock Town.
> You do need a little time to get used to things.
> If you're still a Deku scrub, you'll find that's why you're moving so
> fast - back in your normal form, you don't walk quite so quickly.
I barely ever had the bunny hood off one of the c-buttons, I wouldn't travel without it even if I was in the middle of Clock Town.
FFF! I don't think you were paying attention.
He hasn't even got the Orcarina yet! :-)
Going back to N64 games does seem a bit :-S at first, but you get used to the datedness and get into the game before long. Heck, I've managed to fall in love with Final Fantasy 7, and that's even MORE dated.
Some of those bitmap backgrounds are beautiful though.
That one where you're coming up a mountain to a sunset, just before you get over the hill to find a wasteland around a Mako Reactor...
The music as well...
Now I'm thinking about Aeris again! :'-(
;-D
He hasn't even got the Orcarina yet! :-)
Going back to N64 games does seem a bit :-S at first, but you get used to the datedness and get into the game before long. Heck, I've managed to fall in love with Final Fantasy 7, and that's even MORE dated.
Some of those bitmap backgrounds are beautiful though.
That one where you're coming up a mountain to a sunset, just before you get over the hill to find a wasteland around a Mako Reactor...
The music as well...
Now I'm thinking about Aeris again! :'-(
;-D
The music made that death what it was. Though Jenova Birth > All
Strafio wrote:
> FFF! I don't think you were paying attention.
> He hasn't even got the Orcarina yet! :-)
>
>
> Going back to N64 games does seem a bit :-S at first, but you get
> used to the datedness and get into the game before long. Heck, I've
> managed to fall in love with Final Fantasy 7, and that's even MORE
> dated.
>
> Some of those bitmap backgrounds are beautiful though.
> That one where you're coming up a mountain to a sunset, just before
> you get over the hill to find a wasteland around a Mako Reactor...
>
> The music as well...
>
>
> Now I'm thinking about Aeris again! :'-(
>
>
> ;-D
FF7 beats Zelda ANYDAY. I like Zelda dont get me wrong but the music, storyline and RPG gameplay made FF7 a true classic.
> FFF! I don't think you were paying attention.
> He hasn't even got the Orcarina yet! :-)
>
>
> Going back to N64 games does seem a bit :-S at first, but you get
> used to the datedness and get into the game before long. Heck, I've
> managed to fall in love with Final Fantasy 7, and that's even MORE
> dated.
>
> Some of those bitmap backgrounds are beautiful though.
> That one where you're coming up a mountain to a sunset, just before
> you get over the hill to find a wasteland around a Mako Reactor...
>
> The music as well...
>
>
> Now I'm thinking about Aeris again! :'-(
>
>
> ;-D
FF7 beats Zelda ANYDAY. I like Zelda dont get me wrong but the music, storyline and RPG gameplay made FF7 a true classic.
Zelda and FF7 are two entirely different games.
I love them both to pieces, however.
I love them both to pieces, however.
Strafio wrote:
> FFF! I don't think you were paying attention.
> He hasn't even got the Orcarina yet! :-)
Oh yeah.
Whoops.
> FFF! I don't think you were paying attention.
> He hasn't even got the Orcarina yet! :-)
Oh yeah.
Whoops.
SnoopDogg wrote:
> FF7 beats Zelda ANYDAY. I like Zelda dont get me wrong but the music,
> storyline and RPG gameplay made FF7 a true classic.
The difference being FF7 is one epic title in a series of decent (noting more) RPG's, whilst Majora's Mask is part of a series of games that constantly get praised as the greatest titles ever invented.
> FF7 beats Zelda ANYDAY. I like Zelda dont get me wrong but the music,
> storyline and RPG gameplay made FF7 a true classic.
The difference being FF7 is one epic title in a series of decent (noting more) RPG's, whilst Majora's Mask is part of a series of games that constantly get praised as the greatest titles ever invented.
I love you dringo :'(
anyway, ill just play it on my n64....
anyway, ill just play it on my n64....
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