" I attempted to play Ocarina of Time about 2 years ago, but I literally couldn't get into it as it has aged so badly. I'd say either one of the handhelds, or maybe Windwaker. "
Not a chance. Ocarina of Time has aged better than most other games on the market.
A Link to the Past and Ocarina of Time are your best bets for Zelda games. They are the best in the franchise and have aged extremely well. A Link to the Past will be hitting 20 years next year, and Ocarina of Time is only six years younger than A Link to the Past.
No. The Whiskey Media sites get together during the Happy Hour and that is awesome, but I don't want to have five sites which are pretty much moderated wikis combined into one site. That would be chaos. The sites are so easy to switch between that it is really not practical to combine them.
@MattyFTM said:
"Here is an idea, why don't whiskey media build a space shuttle and land on the moon? That would be great. "
Why is it that ALMOST every time someone brings up how games aren't as good as they used to be, I come across a thread like this? Oh wait, all the time.
As AlexW00d said, it's all about preference. For example, I prefer the PS3 exclusives and don't need cross-game chat, so I prefer PSN because it is free. XBL is for heavy-duty multiplayer people who like the convenience of cross-game chat. XBL is a superior service, but to get the benefits, you have to pay. PSN has a good service and it is free. So it is definitely all about preference.
The shooting is decent at best, and the driving is terrible. But what makes Deadly Premonition shine is its characters and the story. It's quirky, but it's one of the best that came out this year. I put Deadly Premonition in high regard. And the $20 starting price makes this game a value. The story mode is longer than most $60 games as well.
Deadly Premontion is bad in terms of gameplay, but everything else about it is great. I was hoping for York to win Best Character. What about you, Zach?
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