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Message: [QUOTE="kbcinharoxa, post: 401151, member: 908963"] WELL, the game is a classic—and by classic I mean it basically has [B]“no story”[/B], like a Mario Bros situation: [I]save the princess and defeat the evil[/I]. But man… I don’t know if it’s just me, but I actually got emotional. The game is a huge open world—[I]open world in quotation marks[/I], of course. You can go wherever you want, whenever you want, and if you’re [B]brave enough[/B], you can even try going to the endgame at a low level (it’s probably possible, I just didn’t try).::slime-roll::slime-roll And when you finally defeat the Dragonlord… my brother… you feel [B]relief[/B]. Like, “Wow… that was an adventure. I defeated monsters, traveled through cities and forests, explored dungeons, killed a dragon, and saved the world!” That’s what’s so good about retro games. They’re simple, but they give you a real sense of achievement because they’re challenging. Modern games do this too, but… man, the only modern one that impacted me on that same level was [B]Undertale[/B] (and it [I]looks[/I] old too XD). Maybe the remake gives off the same vibe. Or the other games in the series. Or tons of other games out there. But yeah… this one gave me a genuine feeling of adventure and accomplishment, my friend. [B]PS:[/B] Sorry for the HUGE text again—I just really like writing what I truly feel ::sailor-embarrassed ::sailor-embarrassed [IMG alt="cute anime GIF"]https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPThhNDcyYzQ2YTR0eDl0N2RlNHAxd3p6NnhoZ2ZsdXVnNmQzYmZwZ3pvcHNkejNheCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/JXibbAa7ysN9K/200.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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