BloodKnight88
bringer of despair
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- Aug 8, 2011
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MM never crashed for me. ever. as far as i can recall at least.
Ima against remakes, but not ports.
I don't see any problems with either except for possible bugs or crashes, which I've never actually experienced. I see where you're coming from, but I'm a bit annoyed that you based your opinion partially on crashes and bugs. Crashes and bugs, from what I know, can rarely be fixed. And seeing as I never experienced any, they're totally random, and therefor I think shouldn't be considered as a point.
Crashes and bugs, from what I know, can rarely be fixed.
I'm a fan of both, in all honesty.
First of all, ports allowed me to play LoZ, AoL, ALttP, OoT, and my favorite Zelda game, MM right at home, whereas I couldn't play them because I had no N64, NES, or Super NES. That being said, I'm a fan of ports simply because they allow people to play the original game with no edits.
I also support remakes, because for the sad, sad people that only play games with "good" graphics, then they'll be able to play classics that have been remastered in newer graphics, and minimal to few edits or fixes. Hopefully, they'd even find a way to get the originals and play those.
So, as I said, I'm for both. I'm still loving all the various ports of classic games, not just Zelda games. Ice Climbers, for example, I never would've played unless I got the port as part of the AP. But now... Well... Don't even get me started. But remember that ports and remakes probably got several people into classic games that now rank high on their favorites.
I don't see any problems with either except for possible bugs or crashes, which I've never actually experienced. I see where you're coming from, but I'm a bit annoyed that you based your opinion partially on crashes and bugs. Crashes and bugs, from what I know, can rarely be fixed. And seeing as I never experienced any, they're totally random, and therefor I think shouldn't be considered as a point.
All in all, there's more gain than loss (if any) for me.