/vr/ - Retro Games

>>6888141
>Yeah it's good at jump and run games but less so at those sit-down strategy and adventure kind of games. NES RPGs for example are nearly always much more limited than CRPGs of the time which often got really complex. The main emphasis was more on the story and cinematic presentation than slaying 500 orcs in a row to improve one's strength stat like in Wizardry or some shit like that.

Nobody anywhere cares about RPGs, neither gay weeb storybooks or autistic nerd shit like Might & Magic. A game that doesn't test your reflexes isn't a game, it's nerd autism or an interactive storybook. Street Fighter is a video game, fucking Dragon Quest is not.