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Message: [QUOTE="Mago, post: 401250, member: 34253"] "Maybe but remember that on console the Saturn version was really underwhelming because consoles were the best ground for making a game popular (SF II without the SNES wouldn't have been as massive, same with Tekken and the PlayStation). VF Remix tried to "fix" it but it was a bit too late." I mean popular and groundbreaking arent really synonymous imo. A lot of the most groundbreaking games go under the radar, like I' Robot was one one of the most objectively innovative and groundbreaking games ever made but was a flop and is largely obscure even today (still a fantastic game though imo). "Both. Also remember that people had to spend quite a lot of money to decently run most of those games. It was more affordable to get a N64." I think there were plenty that were just as good or better than Oot imo. In general I think first person games have tended to age better than third person games, I would say Oot feels much clunkier than say Unreal or Half Life. "There's a ton of videos showing many intricacies regarding the game (the way it handles heat/cold, the way it has fire propagation and how there's air currents made from it, the way the level design is made so that there's always a thing to do and check, the way you can use the climbing ability to go from one point to another in a more natural way than Skyrim's horses or jumping on the ledges of a mountain, etc...). Even the physics engine is quite responsive for an open world." Ok fair, just when you say deep I was thinking in terms of quests, customization, and narrative choices which is where Botw falls flat imo. [automerge]1767659555[/automerge] Gothic games were so awesome. I still need to finish the second one. [/QUOTE]

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