toowalrus

This is weird, we've had like the opposite experience with this game. I've probably beaten Ocarina of Time a dozen time, at least, it's been one of my favorite games since... well, 1998. But I only just played Majora's Mask for the first time two years ago, 14 years after it's original release. I decided just to play it, and not rely on a guide. And I loved it. Loved almost everything about it. And the funny thing is, I have no memory of minigames. Maybe it's because I didn't give a shit about going out of my way for heart pieces- if you've played Zelda games before, you severely don't need them. There's not much challenge in that game that a fairy in a bottle can't fix. So either I just didn't stumble across these minigames, or they didn't give me much trouble. Either way, I think the Virtual Console was actually the right place to play it, especially if you're a fan of Ocarina. (I had my Wii hooked up to a CRT with component cables, it was perfect.) It was so cool to see a game built from the same pieces as Ocarina over 20 years later. It was like they tore my favorite game apart, and put the pieces back together in this different, bizarre, often creepy way. Until recently I've felt it was too soon to play again, but maybe I'll pick up that 3DS version shortly.

I really just want someone to hack together a way for me to walk around vanilla & Burning Crusade era World of Warcraft. That stuff has such heavy nostalgia for me walking around the forest or westfall or duskwood would be really nice...

That winter level in Banjo-Kazooie is the most Christmasy thing I can think of.

I'm of the opinion that there's two and a half good Star Wars movies. I kind of hate everything surrounding the Ewoks in Return of the Jedi. I was 9 when The Phantom Menace came out and I saw them all in theaters so I don't think age is an issue here.

All of the above (Luigi's Mansion, 2001)

It's going to be really sad when Drew leaves but I feel like it's inevitable. This gig just seems to small for him, Drew's going to end up finding a job where he gets to travel the world for a living.

I played through... Like two and a half mansions I think. I really like everything about it stylistically, the story, graphics, everything like that is all great.

But the good thing about Luigi's Mantion on the GameCube (aside from the soundtrack of the generation) was that it was so damn fun to play. Without the second joystick I just don't enjoy playing g it al all.

I remember paying for "gamespot complete" back in the day so I could have access to "gamespot ICE" which was a blue background with white text. It might have also had more alcohol content than regular gamespot or something, too.

Yeah, it was just he fact that the game was offencably boring.

Unless it also includes the first darksiders I'm not really interested