12-08-2005, 02:46 AM
Good point, though I must say, if something is truly revolutionary/groundbreaking it does not need to be stated as such. Maybe gaming is in a bit of a jam right now. They've hit a glass wall and are trying to get through it with a bunch of old or funky tools.
This coming from someone who decided to have an Avatar coming from a game that is twenty years old. I don't know how much room I really have to talk in the manner. But I will say that some games are still fun despite their age. Dragon Quest is still doing rather well and it has followed its same formula rather closly. Every now and then I'll wip out and play a few old Playstation, N64, or SNES games. Heck, one of the reasons I bought an Gameboy Advance SP was to play Final Fantasy Legend II.
This coming from someone who decided to have an Avatar coming from a game that is twenty years old. I don't know how much room I really have to talk in the manner. But I will say that some games are still fun despite their age. Dragon Quest is still doing rather well and it has followed its same formula rather closly. Every now and then I'll wip out and play a few old Playstation, N64, or SNES games. Heck, one of the reasons I bought an Gameboy Advance SP was to play Final Fantasy Legend II.
