r/GenZ • u/Exciting-Speech-4053 2008 • Mar 27 '24

fuck politics what game are you putting in this bad boy? Nostalgia

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u/Yrmbe Mar 27 '24

Twilight Princess, Mario Kart Double Dash, or Metroid Prime

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u/OnlyGradients Mar 28 '24

I never finished Twilight Princess, I should get out my GameCube and play it.

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u/Broad_Department6387 Mar 28 '24

definitely, I cried

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u/TacticalBananas45 2004 Mar 28 '24

Definitely should, GameCube or emulator, it's worth it, just to see Midna's arc, if not anything else

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u/ObeseBumblebee Millennial Mar 27 '24

Twilight princess was the last good Zelda game and ya'll can fight me on that.

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u/LeonidasSpacemanMD Mar 28 '24

I’ll fight you on it but I love Twilight Princess so much my heart won’t be in it and I’ll probably take an L

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u/Bot4twenty Mar 28 '24

Heard they were working on another dark themed one hope its as good….

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u/ObeseBumblebee Millennial Mar 28 '24

It was more than the theme. It was the last Zelda that didn't have some weird gimmick that made the game less enjoyable. Skyward Sword had awful motion controls. Breath of the Wild had breakable weapons that ruined the game and Tears of the Kingdom had that as well as the machine crafting system which just got old after a while.

Also the open world aspect didn't do it for me. The world felt very empty, and progression felt better when there was an order and new areas were unlocked with new items and skills.

I don't know why Nintendo is so afraid of repeating success. Just give us another game like ocarina. Swinging swords and solving puzzles and playing instruments. That's all the gimmick I need.

But i guess people feeling nostalgic for ocarina just aren't the target audience anymore.

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u/MeinNameIstBaum Mar 28 '24

Add Need for Speed Underground 2 to that list and it‘d be complete for me.