/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8710673
I'll try and check it out tomorrow and post. It would be nice to get to the bottom of it since nobody with the problem seems to find a solution.

I don't know if this is bait but yeah, I'd say they are. Gameplay and level design are a craft. Level design can "tell" a lot to the player and make him feel things. Most design elements aren't arbitrary and their purpose is to incite a response, or to nudge the player into playing better. Couple that with the fact that games include other crafts such as music, drawings (graphics) and storytelling (which, to be fair, are not as engrossing as when they're made on their own, but also to be fair are just there to compliment the gameplay and thus, not as crucial or intricate) for flavor. Some games are designed to accentuate flavor a lot more, and that might (or might not, who knows) diminish their design. Games are one hell of a product when you think about it.

I remember Mathewmathosis put it as, "games are a combination of science and art" or something like that? And they're both struggling, taking from one side, more often than not is done to help the other.

I really don't know what to say about strictly competitive games, though. I'm not very much into them anyways.

>>3167842
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nintendo_64_games

>>3165091
I emulated it all fucked up like that when I was like 10 and I still became my fav game. It was basically what made me love videogames so much, AND motivated me to learn English. When I got the Wii downloadable version 10 years later I saw that star effect when a battle starts and I had honestly never seen it before. I enjoyed that playthrough so much.

Fuck, I'm so nostalgic now.

But yeah, stop being a cunt for no reason and go play TTYD, OP.

>>3099597
+1 for this guy. No low effort playthroughs from HC.

>finally get strong monster
>it dies
>finally get strong monster
>it dies
>finally get strong monster
>it dies
>finally get strong monster
>it dies

Fuck you as well game.