Finally, someone gets it! I've been saying the same thing (to myself) for years. I understadn the other comments above regarding the difference in classifications, but I don't see it as a necessity though.
Thanks for mentioning my blog, by the way :-)
Looking forward to your reviews and thoughts.
I should get Lego Batman 2. They usually do a great job turning popular series into Lego form.
"Narf", said Pinky.
Kirby's Adventure was the perfect successor to Dream Land. The idea of having him copy abilities was genius
I remeber when my brother breifly had Darkstalkers 3. I don't know much else about the series though. I'm looking forward to seeing your thoughts on the series.
I had Lunar: SSS Complete (without the goodies), but foolishly traded it for another game right in the middle of my adventure. Thankfully, I was able to find Eternal Blue on the PlayStation for a decent price. I haven't played it yet, but I've heard many good things about it.
I think the series could use a revival, but it has to respect what the original games were all about and not just be a quick cash cow attempt.
Dude! I used to have this book. I'm having a total flashback party in my head now! I forgot about that book until I happened across your post.
I love cel-shaded games. But I do agree that not every series (like Metal Gear) need the CS treatment. It would be a little too wierd, I think.
My two favortie songs in this list were Green Hill Zone and Chemical Plant Zone. Green Hill is just such a classic sound that set the tone for the rest of the first game for me.
Sonic 2's Chemical Plant Zone had that kind of tune that just fit perfectly with speedy action on-screen.
When I had my Game Cube, I made sure to get that GBA player for it. The graphics were crystal clear and the sound was perfect. Thanks for sharing.
