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Edited by The Boss Harmony:
3/12/2015 1:52:28 PM
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I blame young age and People beeing used to achieving stuff in games quite easily. If you still remember times where dying in a videogame meant "start the world over again... from the very beginning!" (and not start from the last Checkpoint) for Example you just don't whine that much.
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Yes, I got Alex Kidd on ps3 now. I played it on the original Sege Master System 2, 25 years ago. Had it for weeks. Still haven't finished it. ☺
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[quote]Yes, I got Alex Kidd on ps3 now. I played it on the original Sege Master System 2, 25 years ago. Had it for weeks. Still haven't finished it. ☺[/quote] Dude, I just looked up Alex Kidd. Seems like it's blissfully nostalgic. I imagine it can get pretty tough later on?
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It was the first Sega version of Super Mario, later replaced by Sonic. I want to say no, but if it wasn't, I would have finished it by now. 😉
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I blame young age and People beeing used to achieving stuff in games quite easily. If you still remember times where dying in a videogame meant "start the world over again... from the very beginning!" (and not start from the last Checkpoint) for Example you just don't whine that much.
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They should try Final Fantasy 3...
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Oh? I have tried 1, 2 and from 7 and up. Much difference?
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Edited by The Boss Harmony: 3/12/2015 7:55:02 PM[quote]Oh? I have tried 1, 2 and from 7 and up. Much difference?[/ Well, as much difference as Final Fantasy Games have Story-wise. 3 just had a lot if those Moments where you get a specific Item and had absolutely no Idea, what you should do with it. Somehow I found that both frustrating and awesome.
