/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8998735
the music itself is serene.
the depression sets in when i realise i'm in my mid thirties and those days are done.
it's gotten to the point where i'll recognise a tune, but then i'll immediately find myself trying to remember where and when i had heard it before. rather bothersome that those memories should be more prominent considering, oh, i don't know, sitting in front of a tv screen for several hours on the weekends playing your favourite games should be memorable, right?

but i digress.

there's music that's typically regarded as tranquil, relaxing, what have you, but then there's things like
>[ocarina of time] zelda's lullaby
>[pocket monsters rgby] palette town
>[mother 2] because i love you
these have an unintended effect on my spirits as they're shot to shit by sadness upon hearing such things.

Anyone wanna draw this but with B.B.Hood?

so i know this is a /vr/ board but i need to vent

i just beat breath of the mild and it was probably the biggest let down for a zelda game there could have been
its a good game but its not a good zelda game

>the game gives you all the real items in the beginning leaving no sense of growing stronger and getting abilities progressively, no shiny item to look forward to from a dungeon
>no "real dungeons"
>the four dungeons that are available have no diversity i.e the old beasts are based off of electricity water wind and whatever the goron one was, but theyre all based on moving the beast parts and look almost identical, same with the shrines
>you have to see where the game tells you the map is
>spent more time running around getting to places that left no real impact of an accomplishment rather than feeling like im on an adventure

the game felt like i was playing super metroid but specced out with all the items and the only thing left to collect was energy tanks which dont really mean anything when screw attack blows through everything