how can one game be so perfect?
How can one game be so perfect?
Really shows you how casualized video games have become that 15 years later and with many times more sales, modern vidya can't even compete.
PM64 was better
>puzzles and exploring objectively worse than first game
>too text heavy
>several chapters have too much backtracking
TTYD is a clever game and the first time you play it will blow your mind just due to the pure diversity and insanity across the different chapters, but it's otherwise a worse game than its predecessor and arguably its successor.
> the second level in the tree
I hate it lads
The second chapter in general is the worst chapter.
You're wrong.
>Spend the past few weekends playing PM64 for my 7mo son.
>Started TTYD friday
>We just finished Keelhaul tonight
shits comfy lads
Nah, he's right. You're wrong.
you're all wrong. i'm right.
This is my favorite game, and it's absolutely not perfect
>all of chapter 2
>chapter 4s back tracking, not even possible to skip it in a future play through
>chapter 7's intro of back tracking
>Backtrack Center
I'd be okay with back tracking if it felt like if it wasn't to pad game time.
I swear I'm the only person who doesn't hate chapter 2, adter a first play through when you know what to do the punies arent that hard to deal with. Chapter 4 deserves all the hate it gets though.
It has a really good soundtrack.
PMs is good too but held back a bit by the N64.
>perfect
game magazines were always questionable at best. even if its an early 2000s zine, dont trust vidya journalism
>we can never play this again
>virtual console is dead forever
trash game
faggot poster
>defending thousand year old bore
the game is bad, deal with it
YoU'Re BaD!