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Message: [QUOTE="Aziamuth, post: 183201, member: 16"] Good reflection. I think it's completely normal to feel that way. Memory is an unreliable tool more often than not, sometimes only being a masquerade of how things truly used to be. For that, I have to look no further than certain games I loved back then such as, for example, DBZ Attack of the Saiyans, Kirby's Return to Dream Land and Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga. Don't get me wrong, all of these are fantastic games, just not as good as I remembered. At least Return to Dream Land still holds up in the artistic department. And, on the topic of Monster Hunter, I find interesting how a lot of people say Rise is so different when the only thing that differs is the combat (which is a breaking point, I'll concede that). The progression is still like classic MH, unlike World which fucked it up with its annoying cutscenes. Rise was my first MH, but afterwards I went to World, Generations Ultimate and even Portable 3rd. I like all of them for different reasons and I like how none of them outclass the others, which makes me more sad that Capcom isn't porting the most "important" ones to PC such as 4 Ultimate, Gen Ultimate and even Freedom Unite. Preservation and whatnot. [/QUOTE]

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