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[total_ass]

QUOTE (greggthegrimreaper @ Aug 18 2004, 02:25 AM)

And did everybody forget about Majora's Mask because I think it was better then Ocarina Of TIme??

I am probably obsessed with the Zelda series as i have completed all of them (that are currently out) and i have to say honestly without a biased opinion.

Majoras Mask sucked!!!!!!!!!!!

The three day system was cool at first, but eventually got on your nerves, the music was the same in every area, just played with a different instrument, the masks were cool though, at first. it got extremely repetitive, story was way too cheesy and i personally think that it shouldn't have been made. they only had a small group working on it anyway because they were concentrating on next-gen zelda (wind waker).

the upside though is that it had a very dark/evil/doomsday tone to the game which set it apart from the other games.

[haileymegs]

[haileymegs]

Oh I agree, Mario Kart 64 was a let down to me, which i s why i bought Diddy Kong Racing.  But you have to admit, the computer controlled characters sometimes made that game WAY to frustrating.  It was almost like they had god like abilities to fly their little flying-thingies around.  Going from DEAD last to first place was not a sight uncommon when i played it.

[Lukenatme]

I'm kinda torn on my answer to this.  I grew up mainly playing Sega systems:  Master System, Genesis, Game Gear, Dreamcast.  My friends did too for the most part.  From time to time, I'd hang out with a friend that had an NES or an N64 or whatever.  I guess out of all the Nintendo systems, I would say I liked the NES game selection the most.  However, I was totally content playing my Master System games...Space Harrier 3-D & Missile Defense 3-D were something no NES gamer could match!  Not to mention that Sega's controllers typically made sports games easier to play, which is still my favorite genre of games.  

To answer the question:  NES

[madmab]

QUOTE (Thraxen @ Aug 18 2004, 05:37 AM)

I enjoyed GE much more than PD.  I also thought Conker's Bad Fur Day was a pretty average platformer... without the crude humor it would have been little known, IMO.  I loved Banjo Kazooie, but later games like Banjo Tooie and DK became too much of a collect-a-thon to be enjoyable.   I think Rare has been sliding for while now.

Don't forget Jet Force Gemini.  Another collect-a-thon with a camera system from hell.

The problem with rare was that except for a handful of original titles, alot of their stuff was variants of some form of earlier work done by them, or nintendo.  Just with different characters and plot line.

Still made top notch stuff though (technically).

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and pd and goldeneye would own shadow ops
and killer instint would own bruce lee
etc  

but today there going downhill imo

[total_ass]

does that mean that no more donkey kong games? well i suppose there will be, but they will all be crap from now on considering they are not made by rare  like donkey konga.

[total_ass]

is it just me, or do some topics get bumped even when no one has posted a message?

[deathx88]

QUOTE (total_ass @ Aug 19 2004, 11:26 PM)

is it just me, or do some topics get bumped even when no one has posted a message?

i told you not to eat those mushrooms


actually
its a poll,
when someone votes it gets bumped up

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[deathx88]

QUOTE (104224's person to join! @ Aug 19 2004, 11:29 PM)

deathx88

mwahahahahaha, i beat you to it  

[total_ass]

QUOTE (deathx88 @ Aug 19 2004, 10:29 PM)

i told you not to eat those mushrooms

lol i couldn't help myself, they looked so nice.

[Thraxen]

Hmmm... I have a Cube, but have pretty much ignored Four Swords.  I'll have to consider picking it up.

[nagmine]

well the four swords on gba kicked ass as well

[room88]

QUOTE (nagmine @ Aug 27 2004, 04:10 AM)

well the four swords on gba kicked ass as well

That may be so.. but I wouldn't know because you could NOT play it single player