Made any progress in Undertale?

How'd you like Majora's Mask? I always wanted to like the game but the time system just throws me off, which is weird because I love games like the original Dead Rising. I've been thinking about giving it another shot though.

Yeah, most people I talk to about RE7 seem to enjoy it, so I could easily just be missing the point. It wasn't so much the FPS perspective that bothered me, I chock it up to me being disenfranchised with modern horror games, at the time. I've played some of the bigger names, like Dead Space and Amnesia, but I can't seem to get anything out of them, like other people do.

Heh, yeah, the game can be a "walkthrough game" at times. I'm looking at you, Great Bay Temple. I never really bothered, as a kid, I just walked around aimlessly until I found out what to do next. The parts of the 3DS version that really screwed me up were the physics changes for Link's forms, and the boss battle changes. I really wish there was a "classic mode", or something along those lines, that retains the same physics, but with a visual upgrade. The Goron's punches were an improvement, though.

Wind Waker is just one of those games for me that I can look back on almost any mundane aspect of the game, and still find enjoyment in. I just like being inside the game's world. Sailing around to uncharted territory, and finding cool things, in between dungeons is just lots of fun.

I think TP was the second Zelda I had ever played, after OoT, and I got hundreds of hours out of it, but It's not the Zelda game that I would jump out of my seat to play. I have a lot of fond memories of the earlier segments of the game, but looking back, I think it loses some of it's luster after a while. That being said, I don't regret my time spent with it.

It is really good, looking back on it now I was addicted to beating it and the 100% was mostly fun. Visually it makes it a pleasure to play but the gameplay is super good. I'm currently looking for a cheap copy of the 3ds remake of 2 Haha.

Im not sure what to play next honestly, kinda not feeling anything currently but still want to play something Haha.

How you finding Maiora's Mask?

It's my first metroid game and it is really really good but getting 100% is so frustrating because of the shine spark mechanic. I'd definitely recommend it though.

I didn't pick up Resi 7 because I didn't want a PT Resident Evil game. Everything about it just reeked of generic horror, nothing about it seemed distinctly Resident Evil. I did watch an entire playthrough of it, online, though. The ending seemed really desperate to me. I know that everyone and their mothers was singing it's praises, but I knew that If i supported it financially, I wouldn't be able to complain if this was the direction the series took. And now we have RE2, so I'm confident in saying that was the right decision.

Don't get me wrong, MM is a great game. The atmosphere, music, and even visuals for the time were very top notch. And I love weird, dream like games. But there's just certain parts of it Great Bay temple that hold it back from being top tier in my book. Some people can say the same about WW, but I think it has a lot more good than bad. I've been hoping for a Switch port of the HD version, but considering they have Link's Awakening to fill in the gap for a new Zelda, I don't think that's going to happen any time soon.

Thanks man!

It's a rather benign reference, so most people don't really pick up on it. I find it hilarious, for some reason.

I must admit, I was skeptical, because Capcom doesn't seem to know what to do with Resident Evil these days, so when I saw that the game would have been an over the shoulder game, I had reasonable concern that they might give it the Gears of War treatment like in RE6 and ORC, but I was pleasantly surprised.

Undertale is probably the shortest out of all of those games, if it helps at all. I mean, it took me 13 hours to beat sans, but that's only if you suck, like me do the genocide run.

I played it on an emulator when I was a kid, fucking around with the cheats, when eventually I got a physical copy on the GameCube. I think i was 15 or so when I first beat it properly. It's never been my favorite (that honor goes to Wind Waker), but it has such a unique charm to it, for a Zelda title. I was one of the advocates for the 3DS remake when OoT was remade, but now that I have it, and have played through it, I wasn't very happy with it. Sad to say.

Ah, I see. I get a lot of people who add me, and never say anything, so It's become tradition to quote Skyrim at them to see if they will respond.

I'm in the final part of Claire's campaign now, so I've basically seen most of what the game has to offer. It's really damn good, though, I'd be lying if I said I liked it more than the original. You should enjoy it, if you liked the previous games.

Also, Is this your first time playing Majora's Mask? Or have you played the original?

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