That's the thing, they look cool but aren't that fun to play. The aesthetic is way above the gameplay.I think I've played all of them, owned Pocky and Rocky on SNES and the version on GBA "with Becky" but getting through them is another story, heh. Oh, I also have that newer version that came out in the last couple of years, and I feel that it's somehow even tougher than the original? But I love the aesthetic so I give them a whirl every so often, die quickly, then go do something else with my itch scratched.
Well no, they are very fun to playThat's the thing, they look cool but aren't that fun to play. The aesthetic is way above the gameplay.
A lot of people seemed to be saying "I like them but for some reason I can't play them for too long", etc... I used to think I liked them before I actually decided to beat Pocky & Rocky 2, and yeah, not really that fun after all. That's my opinion though, if you have fun playing them more power to you.Well no, they are very fun to play
It's like a goofier and less complex Guwange or what would happen if our old friend Takamaru actually left the Famicom
Fun is always a ymmv thingThat's the thing, they look cool but aren't that fun to play. The aesthetic is way above the gameplay.
Yes, but it's odd when most people who seem to like a series never beat any of them. I'm suggesting there's a reason for that. People like the aesthetic and the idea of those games more than they like the games themselves.Fun is always a ymmv thing
I'm not sure I agree. I think you can be a fan of something without mastering it.Yes, but it's odd when most people who seem to like a series never beat any of them. I'm suggesting there's a reason for that. People like the aesthetic and the idea of those games more than they like the games themselves.
probably most people see the Aesthetic and think its going to be a cute easy shooter just to be turned off by the Difficulty.But its mostly just muscle memory to learn what enemies come where and there movements and sure i die a lot this juts means i have to better memories there movements.Yes, but it's odd when most people who seem to like a series never beat any of them. I'm suggesting there's a reason for that. People like the aesthetic and the idea of those games more than they like the games themselves.
Yes, but it's odd when most people who seem to like a series never beat any of them. I'm suggesting there's a reason for that. People like the aesthetic and the idea of those games more than they like the games themselves.