Post games that were ahead of their time
Post games that were ahead of their time
Josiah Phillips
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Luis Wright
What does that even mean? This game was released in the heyday of side scrolling platformers, hardly before its time.
Grayson Evans
The game design and polish feel very modern. It feels right at home with contemporary platformers. It had varied setpieces, dynamic terrain, animation, and great technology.
Liam Cox
I'd say this game fits the bill. The difficulty level is a little on the easy side, but the level design and physics were amazing. The game stands the test of time. Also, the add-on was basically a very early version of DLC.
James Rivera
Old youtube kino of based old guy sight reading the yoshis island athletic theme
youtu.be
Def worth a watch
John Kelly
Right... because it was one of the last SNES games
Oliver Reyes
This game was ahead of its time
Carter Hall
thanks
Jace Sanchez
To be fair
Late 2d games > early 3d
In terms of graphics anyways
Austin Bennett
do you not know what "one of the last" means
it doesn't mean "the last"
Joseph Murphy
I know. You just got me curious. I wasn't making an argument. It's just now I have a new gag gift idea.
Levi Brooks
But what is pokemon my ass?
Lincoln Hall
Shit's still ahead of THE time, sadly
Owen Gonzalez
Amazing concept but it was clear the hardware could never accommodate it
Grayson Baker
Thoughts?
Henry Wood
Best Space Harrier port.
Carter Cruz
Aiden Fisher
I'd say maybe "ahead of its time" in the sense that it focused on aesthetics and graphics.
but it wasn't as fun or approachable as pic-related.
Thomas Reed
Look at all the crap that has happened since then:
>babyish mediocre short-as-fuck entry on 64
>Passed off to literal shovelware tier devs made of former Sega imbeciles and made Topsy Turvy and YIDS
>Company is so shit they dissolve and make a new company that's even shittier, makes fucking Yoshi's New Island, the ugliest, most soulless rehashed piece of crap ever
>Good-Feel makes an OK platformer with half the OST being baby music and now makes a dumbed sequel on Switch
Remember Miyamoto's comments about how he made YI because he thought Yoshi deserved better after the glut of lame spin-offs? Why does Nintendo treat this IP so fucking horrendously? Is it because they know they will never capture that magic again? YI feels like lightning in a bottle.
Ian Bailey
Benjamin Foster
Zachary King
Josiah Wilson
Jordan Lewis
Chase Martinez
>he thought Yoshi deserved better after the glut of lame spin-offs