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Posted: 04/16/15, 17:59:15 |
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@nate38@r_hjortI agree that BK and DK64 feel substantially different from Super Mario 64 to me. I'm not even sure why, really. But I was never interested in comparing them. That said, a good orange is totally better than a good apple. (Certain breeds of apples are more consistent, though.) @Pokefreak911Oh, I think it's unequivocally better than Tooie. Tooie is kind of a mess. @ludist210Whaaat? Did they improve the framerate? Or were you saying that because it's on Youtube? I discovered when starting this topic that the entire Negative World game description for DK64 is just the lyrics of the Donkey Kong Rap, verbatim. Pretty funny. @GuillaumeI'm surprised that you've never played them. Oh, wait. You didn't have an N64, right? I don't think that exploration is necessarily discouraged. Getting 100 bananas, something of a character-specific obstacle course through each level, is its own task. Each level has other tasks, as well. I dunno. I don't want to oversell it or be too specific, since I'm going off of... sixteen old memories? Jesus Christ. Just try it out with an open mind. The game definitely isn't the abomination that it's sometimes made out to be. |
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Posted: 04/16/15, 18:21:36 |
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Posted: 04/16/15, 18:29:23 |
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Posted: 04/16/15, 20:27:46 |
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Posted: 04/16/15, 20:34:35 |
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Posted: 04/16/15, 22:18:42 |
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Posted: 04/16/15, 23:34:51 |
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Posted: 04/17/15, 01:40:01 |
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Posted: 04/17/15, 04:09:26 |
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Posted: 04/17/15, 04:14:38 |
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Posted: 04/17/15, 04:24:18 |
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Posted: 04/17/15, 04:25:27 |
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Posted: 04/17/15, 04:28:07 |
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