/vr/ - Retro Games

>>3849924
>Zelda: OoT has not aged well at all.

Thank you for saying it. Wasn't my first Zelda, so it doesn't really hold a special place for me.
I really liked it at the time, but it isn't a game I go back to play, well, ever.

>>3849934

Add me to the list. I agree with your post. I just went back and completed links' awakening for the first time, and I have to say it's one of my favorites now.

>>1950624

My favorite Zelda concept art.

>2D Platformer:
ActRaiser 2
>3D Platformer:
Sonic Generations
>Shooter:
Gradius
>First-Person Shooter:
Fallout: New Vegas is the closest thing to an FPS that I play
>2D RPG:
Zelda II? Even though the RPG elements are minimal, it's close enough to an RPG.
>3D RPG:
Fallout: New Vegas or Vagrant Story
>Action:
This seems a little redundant since you've already listed action sub-genres. I guess the only "pure action" game I can think of is Tomb Raider 1.
>Strategy:
Don't get into these games. I can play the occasional round of StarCraft or a Shining Force title, but there's nothing I like enough to consider a favorite.
>Puzzle:
Super Columns or Tetris 2 (Tetris Flash)
>Beat 'Em Up:
Streets of Rage 1. Muh Adam <3
>Adventure:
None. Hate this genre.
>Racing:
Wouldn't say I have a favorite, but I can get into arcade racers like San Francisco Rush, or kart racing games.
>Traditional Sports:
None. Not my genre.
>Alternative Sports:
None.
>Simulation:
The Sims 3
>2D Fighter:
Marvel vs. Capcom
>3D Fighter:
Super Smash Bros. Melee
>Game Based On a Movie:
None. I think all these licensed games suck. Sunsoft's Batman for the NES wasn't so bad, but that's a rare exception.
>Favorite Graphics:
Yoshi's Island
>Favorite Music:
Kirby series
>Favorite Controller:
PlayStation line of controllers
>Favorite Box Cover Art:
Bomberman 1 for NES
>Favorite Character:
Arcade Gannon
>Favorite Arcade Game:
Millipede
>Favorite Horror Themed Game:
Would Ghosts 'n Goblins count?