Ryuji Yamazaki
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I do happen to agree with him, but most people I know would say GSC were the best of the first few gens.
The amount of people CLAMORING for the R/S remakes because of how popular they were makes me believe otherwise. I loved G/S - but people wanted the Gen 3 remakes so bad because of how popular they were.
Well the game sucks
that's a very unpopular opinion
well played sir!
There is a ton of valid criticism you can make about TLOU.
I'm not sure it being a "walking simulator" is one of them.
People's love of Gen 1 Pokémon is pure nostalgia.
They were buggy, unbalanced, broken messes.
Gen 2 and 3 were vastly superior.
I wouldn't say that's an unpopular opinion, especially when Gen I is pretty bad (at least FRLG are competent games).
TLOU isn't a walking simulator, it's a ladder carrying simulator.
Also Sun/Moon wins just by virtue of them finally getting rid of HMs.
TLOU isn't a walking simulator, it's a ladder carrying simulator.
Also Sun/Moon wins just by virtue of them finally getting rid of HMs.
Mortal Kombat should of been nothing more than a footnote in gaming history. It was never a good fighting series.
Mortal Kombat should of been nothing more than a footnote in gaming history. It was never a good fighting series.
I'd agree with this. It seems in the arcades at this time there were either Mortal Kombat or Virtua Fighter camps. I never understood why Mortal Kombat seemed more popular.
There is a oddly large number of fans that think Gen 1 was the best and everything else pales in comparison.
This opinion obviously makes no sense in reality because of how bad and broken Gen 1 actually was. This isn't a bad thing either. First game in a franchise needs to simply sell the concept more times then none. The sequels perfect it.
There is a oddly large number of fans that think Gen 1 was the best and everything else pales in comparison.
This opinion obviously makes no sense in reality because of how bad and broken Gen 1 actually was. This isn't a bad thing either. First game in a franchise needs to simply sell the concept more times then none. The sequels perfect it.
People's love of Gen 1 Pokémon is pure nostalgia.
They were buggy, unbalanced, broken messes.
Gen 2 and 3 were vastly superior.
Yeah I was surprised when I first saw this one image that pointed out a lot of the odd flaws with the game, like how focus energy lowers your critical % instead of raising it. With the reverence fans have for it you'd think it would work properly lol
Except games always have bugs. OOT had bugs. Skyrim had bugs. Everything has/had bugs. To say something isn't good because of minor, non gamebreaking, bugs is ridiculous. And 2 seconds of googling shows lots of bugs for the newer Pokemon games as well