Technically correct, but I don't see the point of stating that
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Many games don't age well in part because of hardware constraints (CPU, RAM and storage), in part because there weren't that many games to serve as examples of good and bad practices to follow or avoid. Then there are games like the Silver Box collection of Dungeons and Dragons, which were bad even when they were new.
It's still interesting to note that you can find many "(almost) never copied since" ideas in some old games, which still make them useful for inspiration for game devs and even entertainment for anyone who sits down to play. Hell, Ultima 7, despite being janky as fuck, is still a gold standard in world interactivity. While there are a variety of pokemon clones (TemTem, Cassette Beasts, Coromon), I'm unaware of any game that's similar to Digimon World (evolving tamagotchi battlers that die out/reset after some time)
Then there are the timeless classics, like Age of Empires 2 or Final Fantasy Tactics, which are yet to be surpassed; or Mega Man X and Super Mario World, which, despite being comparatively simple to stuff that came after it, still hold up incredibly well.
Kinda funny when you consider that Chrono Cross had a fast-forward item reward when playing new game+, all the way back in 2000
The GBA one? I remember it being a better version of the PSX, with more content, but you only had 4 buttons to do stuff (AB, LR), which really limited the shortcuts.
I guess most indie platformers focus too much on being metroidvanias, which makes classic platformers rare
how do you turn this on
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Poor gorge never got around paying an artist for adding a bushy fluffy tail
Weird analogies and similes
Well, guess I'm half AI or, to put it another way, I'm similar to a machine that's being frequently affected by cosmic rays when doing calculations
She's going to cast a seduction spell on anon, obviously
And you could right-click to rewind instead of waiting until the gif finished
It's so great that even the bacteria and fungi will stop aging!
Eh, old fucks and young fucks alike have fucked shit up since we learned to walk upright. The main cause of many of our worldly problems for the past ~150 years is ultra rich people.