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Message: [QUOTE="TentaclesMod, post: 509958, member: 715"] First, these two are genuinely great games even now, just, technological advancement has eliminated some of the oomp. I played them without Nostalgia: OoT is a classic grand adventure that does nothing wrong. Majora is flawed but an absolutely unique experience that stays with you. Also, the Nostalgia is justified. Think of when these games came out, there was NOTHING like this, that felt so big and cinematic. Sure, there were many rpgs bigger, but those always felt abstracted in many ways, OoT felt way less abstracted. The dungeons felt grand, the boss battles epic, the combat cinematic yet fun. No one had experienced anything like that, is it any wonder it left such a mark? [/QUOTE]

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