Kefka1134
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N64 was an awesome console, played more of that than any other way back when.
Pilotwings, Blast Corps, Ocarina, Goldeneye, etc.
Honestly though there's a lot of things I don't like about modern Nintendo, such as just the increasing lag and difficultly of accessing Nintendo properties and ideas, multiple accounts, log in screens, just feels so much more unwieldly than when you just popped up in a game and powered the thing on, not to mention the kind of ascendance of Mario/Zelda and a few major franchises at the head of everything, digital over physical distribution.
People seem to forget the era when Nintendo was more than just Mario and Zelda, they had more diverse offerings within the kind of first party system being more of a robust affair with diverse titles.
Even today stuff like Fire Emblem is really a lot of fun and was derived from that era where Nintendo meant maybe Mario or Zelda or maybe just another Metroid.
I mean you compare E3 2004 with TP to 2014 with a few internet videos, it just doesn't feel remotely the same.
Pilotwings, Blast Corps, Ocarina, Goldeneye, etc.
Honestly though there's a lot of things I don't like about modern Nintendo, such as just the increasing lag and difficultly of accessing Nintendo properties and ideas, multiple accounts, log in screens, just feels so much more unwieldly than when you just popped up in a game and powered the thing on, not to mention the kind of ascendance of Mario/Zelda and a few major franchises at the head of everything, digital over physical distribution.
People seem to forget the era when Nintendo was more than just Mario and Zelda, they had more diverse offerings within the kind of first party system being more of a robust affair with diverse titles.
Even today stuff like Fire Emblem is really a lot of fun and was derived from that era where Nintendo meant maybe Mario or Zelda or maybe just another Metroid.
I mean you compare E3 2004 with TP to 2014 with a few internet videos, it just doesn't feel remotely the same.
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