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Check dis. Banjo kazooie- Little kids cutesy game
Pokemon Stadium- Pokemon explains itself. It is sad and if you can argue with little multicoloured rats using lttle attacks on each other being for adults, then i'll throw my PS2 out of the window.
Zelda- A little dwarf. Violece, yeah, but it's not as adult as Final Fantasy.
Kirby- A little pink ball.....
mario- A cute little plumber, who walks around killing little turtles and little plants.
Donkey Kong- Another cute thing
And there are loads more.....
Ok, so you can argue. Turok, Perfect Dark and Goldeneye are all adult. But that's only 3 games. I suggest you grow up and buy a PS2
THE POINT HAS NOW BEEN PUT ACROSS!
Nintendo isn't just for little kids! THEIR GREAT, AND UNIVERSAL IN APPEAL! IT'S JUST SOME SAD {playstation owners} THAT JUST DON'T SEEM TO BE ABLE TO COMPREHEND THIS FACT!
:)
Asher gets the point.
What he said in the topic was incredibly stupid but he's learnt from it, there's no need to go on, and on, and on, and on.
Now he ought to know that just because games like Conker have swearing and violence, it doesn't make them more mature than say Mario or Zelda.
He also now understands that it's the depth of Gameplay that counts, not whether the graphics is cutesy.
Let's all forget it now as I bet most of us have made similar mistakes like saying the PS2 is "nothing but sequels."
It's these stereotypes which you should learn to avoid.
Yes, the Nintendo might LOOK like a kiddies machine at times with a few cartoony games but a proper gamer should know better than that.
Yes, the PS2 was covered in sequels and unoriginality for a month or two but it's got its act together now and has some interesting titles coming up and a proper gamer should know that.
Lets all bring down stereotypes together!
> Titawhirl, Asher, in fear of breaking copyright laws, here's the Teletubbies
> review for the Playstation, developed by BBC, reviewed by Games MAster magazine
> in issue #112
" Tweenies: Game Time
Ah, toddler's software ahoy. It
> may be bright, it may be noisy but it is definately not educational. The BBC get
> games all wrong again. (Sigh.) 14% "
So can you beat that for
> finding a more babyish game for the N64?
I don't think so!
By the way,
> PokÈmon isn't an easy game, especially if all your friends have also got
> it and are doing their best to train their squads to attempt to beat you!
> PokÈmon maybe all 'cutesy' but it's still a challenging and exciting game
> to play (it's the reason I bought the link cable for Game Boy Color!)
Mario
> games childish? No, imaginative! Mario games are from Shiguru Miyamoto's
> imagination. They were designed for all ages and still are. Ok, you can exclude
> 'Mario's Preschool fun' for the PC, but that was educational software, and not a
> game. Mario games are challenging and require you to have a certain level of
> skill to complete.
Banjo Kazooie is very similar to Super Mario 64, and is
> just as difficult. You need to have a steady hand and quick reactions to
> complete this game. In my opinion it's one of the best N64 games that was ever
> released. Maybe you should try playing it instead of looking at the still
> images. It may seem a lot different to how you originally thought of it
> then!
Zelda isn't good because "it's not as adult as Final
> Fantasy"? That's the stupidest comment I've heard in a long, long time!
> Games don't have to have guts pouring out of bleeding orifices to be good.
> What's wrong with playing games that involve a character that's short, wears
> green, and attacks enemies with the magical Master Sword? Once again, these
> games aren't easy. Just because it looks like it's been designed for kids, it
> doesn't mean it was. I've still not completed Majora's Mask!
Kirby, "A
> little pink ball"? Well he was originally white in his Game Boy game,
> "Kirby's Dream Land". I admit to being able to complete Kirby's Dream
> Land in under 30 minutes without losing a single life, however I don't play it
> just to complete it. I play it to have some fun! A lot of "adult"
> designed games don't have the same element of fun that the cartoony games
> have.
Donkey Kong, "Another Cute Thing"? The worlds first
> platforming game was Donkey Kong. It featured 'Jump-man', later named 'Mario'.
> Ok, it was cartoony, but Cute? I think not. Not Donkey Kong anyway. Infact, have
> you seen Donkey Kong on Super Smash Bros? He hits a mighty punch! He may be a
> cartoon ape, but he's pretty tough, and his games are too.
Conkers Bad Fur
> Day is one game that proves most of my points in this topic. It all looks cutesy
> and cuddly, but have you ever seen a large piece of dung singing "Have a
> little acat you little (rhymes with cat)"? I think the great Sloprano could
> think of a few songs to describe how silly anyone must feel if they've called
> Nintendo childish!
I play games of all kinds because I find them fun. I don't
> like games to be too adult like, but I do like some form of realism in games.
> Titawhirl said that he's guessing someone is 12, "so should be playing
> PokÈmon". I still play PokÈmon games and I'm 16! Playing
> pokÈmon games doesn't mean I am, or even act like a 12 year old. It means
> I enjoy a variety of games. Games that stimulate the imagination.
Asher, the
> fact that you called Sonic childish prooves you know very little about
> videogames. Ok, I'm a big fan of Nintendo, however I'm also a fan of Sonic's
> games. I've played Sonic Adventure 2 on the Dreamcast, and if you think that
> game is designed for kids, you need to get your eyes tested! It's a speedy,
> action packed platformer which even sees you being chased by a large truck in
> the first level!
I could write you a large list of many games Nintendo have
> on their consoles past, present and some future which certainly aren't
> "cutesy". And even so, the games which have a cartoon element in them
> may be five times better for all you know. Try playing them before criticising
> them!
Yo Edgy, it's Dark Mark! It's Shigeru Miyamoto, not Shiguru Miyamoto. Sorry, but a rocket scientist's job is never done.
I cleared this up then prats like you start it up again.
Action Man
Bugs and Taz
Bugs Bunny: Lost in Time
Chicken Run
Croc
Croc 2
Donald Duck: Quack Attack
Flintstones: Bedrock Bowling
Frogger 2
Hello Kitty's Cube Frenzy
Digimon World
Teletubbies (why?)
You get the idea. I could have gone through Special Reserve's entire PSOne catalogue but I have less time on my hands than some people. My point is that every console will always have kiddy / cutesy games on it, because if they didn't, the console companies wouldn't be appealing to a wide enough market - mainly because more kids than adults play computer games.
But there are adult games 4 N64. I mentioned that ages ago. Geez.