/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4535038
It was using the learning and strategies I had done on my first playthrough that made going for the challenge fun. And no, while it wasn't on the level of an amazing set in KoF with a really good opponent, but I was comparing it to games like Mega Man and Gradius.

That's partly my bias for not liking memorization based games >>4527114 >>4525369 To me, an organic experience is almost always more interesting because there are at least choices to be made.

I would never say Gradius isn't hard or takes a lot of practice and skill. But to me it looks more like learning to play a hard piece of music than learning to play a game. For those who like that, I applaud them but even when that's what most games were I didn't care for them.

It just occurred to me that I've never seen a Zaxxon thread around here. Is this game forgotten by vr?

>>2241464
Zaxxon

I don't think I've ever seen people on here talk about Zaxxon... I can't be the only one who loved this game.

>>1612856

I thought about mentioning Zaxxon right after posting Viewpoint, but I didn't feel like digging up a screenshot. Anyway, there you go...

I suspect much of /vr/ may not be old enough to remember the game, though.

Im old.