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Bright colours the first thing that comes to mind when you think of nintendo games, not always true but they do try. I was thinking about the sequeled versions of Sonic the hedgehog, and thought that since the first one, the colours seem to have faded in the wash, the backgrounds and enimies don't seem to have the same 'flare' they used to, and although their a lot harder and more evil, they seem to serious for a comic based game.
Zelda, the first one was filled with newly cut grass and lots of happy villagers greeting you with a friendly smile however many times you bothered them, but in the N64 sequel, most people were trying to hurt you or ignored you, this was in addition to the grass being longer in places, not forgeting that the climate changes around the area were pretty unreliable. Why do we seem to think that because were older we want more serious games? one of my all time favourite games happens to be Diddy Kong Racing, fun characters lots of bright colours challenging levels and lots of fun alround!
Zelda, the first one was filled with newly cut grass and lots of happy villagers greeting you with a friendly smile however many times you bothered them, but in the N64 sequel, most people were trying to hurt you or ignored you, this was in addition to the grass being longer in places, not forgeting that the climate changes around the area were pretty unreliable. Why do we seem to think that because were older we want more serious games? one of my all time favourite games happens to be Diddy Kong Racing, fun characters lots of bright colours challenging levels and lots of fun alround!
Yep diddy kong racing sure woz a classic still is
Bright colours the first thing that comes to mind when you think of nintendo games, not always true but they do try. I was thinking about the sequeled versions of Sonic the hedgehog, and thought that since the first one, the colours seem to have faded in the wash, the backgrounds and enimies don't seem to have the same 'flare' they used to, and although their a lot harder and more evil, they seem to serious for a comic based game.
Zelda, the first one was filled with newly cut grass and lots of happy villagers greeting you with a friendly smile however many times you bothered them, but in the N64 sequel, most people were trying to hurt you or ignored you, this was in addition to the grass being longer in places, not forgeting that the climate changes around the area were pretty unreliable. Why do we seem to think that because were older we want more serious games? one of my all time favourite games happens to be Diddy Kong Racing, fun characters lots of bright colours challenging levels and lots of fun alround!
Zelda, the first one was filled with newly cut grass and lots of happy villagers greeting you with a friendly smile however many times you bothered them, but in the N64 sequel, most people were trying to hurt you or ignored you, this was in addition to the grass being longer in places, not forgeting that the climate changes around the area were pretty unreliable. Why do we seem to think that because were older we want more serious games? one of my all time favourite games happens to be Diddy Kong Racing, fun characters lots of bright colours challenging levels and lots of fun alround!