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Message: [QUOTE="Deleted member 20081, post: 27179, member: 20081"] 99% of (Singleplayer)games are way to easy and that has been the case for something like 25 years by now. To beat them requires nothing more than time and no respect for that time. Zelda is a especially bad case of this. Ever since A Link to the Past in 1991 the games are braindead easy even if you use Master Quest/Second Quest. Games don't actually age, their (technical) novelty just wears of. Being the first (popular) representative of a (new) genre or the only/first representative on a (new) console makes even a bad/mediocre games sell/review well. Battle Arena Toshinden is a good example were the game was always mediocre and only sold/reviewed well because it was the first 3D Fighter to release on the PlayStation. Other examples would be GTA 3, Medal of Honor (1999) or the first Command and Conquer. [/QUOTE]

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