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Posted: 03/13/15, 17:33:39 |
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Posted: 03/13/15, 18:29:11 |
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Posted: 03/13/15, 19:44:27 |
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Posted: 03/13/15, 20:42:06 |
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Posted: 03/13/15, 21:06:30 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 00:01:45 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 00:22:08 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 00:43:29 |
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on: 03/14/15, 00:43:53 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 01:46:01 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 15:56:55 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 16:28:19 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 16:37:17 |
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Yeah, I'm firmly in the DH/Jargon/r_hjort camp. The camp of righteousness. Metroid 1 is maybe my favorite game of all time. It was sent from the future. In fact, we STILL haven't reached the time it was sent from! @Mop it upI don't recall it having a real map. Maybe just four colored blobs with the name of each area. Anyway, are people really incapable of playing these games without a map? You just go methodically, right? Try every door, move to the next area, try every door... It's not like Metroid II, where you can't visually distinguish one place from another. |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 17:08:05 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 17:20:19 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 18:48:23 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 19:39:49 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 21:11:22 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 21:41:40 |
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Posted: 03/14/15, 22:20:12 |
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