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Don't you just miss them...

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- The old school games?


These days games like Resident Evil became more an African zombie shooter that is wrapped in quick time events.

I wonder what just happened to the good old H-S games, like Penumbra and others?

No quicktime events, no excessive shootouts (although getting a weapon at the end is acceptable), no Rambo'ing. Just you, your backpack with important items, lack of lights (or not) and a big fat monster chasing you now and then.


Side topic: Don't you just miss them, the good old Stealth games? Metal Gear is more a shooter than a necksnapper and don't get me started about Splinter Cell.
 
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Yup, everything's gone all wrong, other genres too. NFS has turned into Gran Turismo, and Prince of Persia 4 was really bad (well, not too bad, but not the massacre POP 2 was). FPS most of all have become mass shooters, and I've grown sick of them, really.
 
No, not really. I like my graphics and physics, and generally gameplay has only gotten better. Theres a reason my PS2 doesn't get much attention, while my 360 gets a lot.

However I've been playing some SNES on the computer, which has been fun.
 
Ah man, i miss the classic side scroller and platforming games from back in the day... Good thing there are emulators!
You don't for long though. I can't usually handle more than 20 min of old games. I suppose there a beauty to that though.
 
To be honest, I never really played too many old-school games. The N64 was out when I was a kid, and computers started getting 3D graphics and the like.
 
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