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Message: [QUOTE="TheMinuMaster, post: 370702, member: 11634"] I’ve played Donald Land at three different points in my life, and every single time it reminded me why I should’ve stayed away. The first time, I was 7. I played it on one of those PS2 DVDs packed with random emulator ROMs. I could barely get past the second level and dropped it because it just wasn’t as fun as I imagined The second time, I was around 12. I did a little better, but I didn’t stick with it. I was mostly revisiting the game out of curiosity rather than actually wanting to play it. The last time, I was 18. I remember watching some NES longplays on YouTube and stumbling across Donald Land again, a 30-minute video where the guy didn’t take a single hit. That was enough to reignite my desire to try it again. And after three long weeks… I remembered exactly why I had abandoned it. The game is completely broken in its core mechanic of using bombs as platforms. The hitboxes are awful, inconsistent, and honestly disgusting. At some point I wasn’t even angry anymore, i was just exhausted. I always finish what I start, but Donald Land broke my spirit. Never again. [/QUOTE]

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