/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8103437
what are you talking about, this is the best game, period.

Zoomers will never know how the 3D pops out of the screen in a CTR

Dat David Wise stealing niche songs and retardly porting it to Snes sound chips

Platforming, challenge and collectathon just on point. All the secrets are telegraphed, or logical.

REJECT TRADITION, RETURN TO KONG QUEST

>>7937281
> would rather sit down with streets of rage for the nth time than sit through the 27 minute cinematic of whatever modern game. There are great modern games but most are just too busy for me.

What he said. Modern games have like 10 hours of cutscenes and spam tutorials and extraneous features that aren't required to beat the game. The kitchen sink approach basically

Retro games took a more lean approach. Tutorials, if there are any, will give you what you need to get started. Games were easy to learn and hard to master, cutscenes had what they needed in them.

Plus... The music in retro games was better. Idk, must have been the console limitations but composers really out in effort to make bleeps and boops into beautiful memorable soundtracks.


I think I'm just stuck in the 90s and early 2000's as far as my video game tastes go. Modern games are great in their own way for the new generation, but I grew accustomed to a certain era of gaming and it just feels right to me.

DKC2 is also aesthetic and comfy

>>6317739
1994 if you were an SNES person. It was the pivotal year for the system when games that really pushed the console's abilities started to come out. You had Super Metriod, DKC, MK2, Demon's Crest, Earthworm Jim, FF6, Shaq-Fu, and even EarthBound (in japan).