/vr/ - Retro Games

>>6722705
>more memorable story with revelation
>more memorable NPCs (e.g. Marin, shop keep)
>dungeons have stronger themes to them
>on average higher quality dungeon puzzles
>on average more interesting and memorable bosses
>better tools (e.g. roc feather, boomerang, fire rod, rooster)
>great use of limited space and assets makes game seem bigger
>more sidequests (e.g. seashells, trading)
>fun cameos (e.g. chain chomps, anti kirbys, goombas)
>better glitches (e.g. screen warp)

it just feels like a much tighter game without sacrificing on exploration or number of secrets. the designers did so much with so little

>>6143025

>>5370107
>>5370127
I wonder how they'll handle the more somber moments, like the southern face shrine

>>5193475
Yeah, I also prefer it. It's more mysterious and ominous.
>>5194131
I've talked about this before, but yeah I also prefer the original. Colors on DX clash a bit too much with each other, original monochrome is more seamless.
I wouldn't say DX was a mistake, and I can see how some people might prefer it in color, but I think the game was developed as a monochrome game artistically and it shows.

>>4594337
This is /vr/, anon. You should know by now that the only reason people think DX is inferior is nostalgia, usually under the guise of
>muh monochrome is dreamlike because I'm a MK ultra victim who can't dream in color
>muh glitches are superior
>...

Link's Awakening.
I care more for Koholint than I have ever cared for Hyrule. Same with Termina.

What are some cool prophetic moments in video games?

Other than the classic "an ancient evil..." etc.