Sentences with phrase «zelda game of this era»

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As it is such a blatant Zelda clone, Oceanhorn will certainly appeal to those people who wish to relive the classic 16 - bit era of simpler, cuter action adventure games.

Nier is frontlined, Zelda is shelved and Cliff references the best - known tennis game of the PS1 era (apparently).

«The String Arcade» spans a few decades in video game history from arcade classics including «Galaga», «TRON» to 8 - bit eras with «Legend of Zelda» to more recent hits with «Portal 2» and «Minecraft».

In a nutshell they need other IPs for that IMHO — although as I said I'd prefer a bit more coherent Mario worlds as well — like Zelda, Metroid, the Monolith games and so on or of course new IPs... They could have expanded during the last 10 years but they did choose not to, as far as we can tell (except acquiring Monolith) during the «Iwata era».

The gist of it, drawing from the SNES era, is a mix between the top - down exploration of Zelda and the party system from the early Final Fantasy games.

As with so many NES games of the era, it is often difficult to appreciate the new ground The Legend of Zelda was breaking.

Zelda II may have had blemishes, but so did other games of that era, Zelda I and Metroid included.

Or in other words... he redoes songs from games like Zelda Breath of the Wild, Paper Mario Color Splash and Super Mario Odyssey in the style of a title from the NES era.

Long before Omega Force became a powerhouse of licensed action games built on familiar properties, such as Attack on Titan and The Legend of Zelda, their central focus was on a series based upon the hundred years of Chinese history centered around the Three Kingdoms era.

My love of all things Nintendo continued through the 16 - bit era with games like Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Super Mario Kart, Donkey Kong Country, Super Metroid, and Uniracers (another great, obscure game).

It's a Roman era - themed shooter that starts with the obvious stuff, like replacing the «life» meter with «faith», but then reveals that the whole Roman army has been taken over by demons and it's your job to run around with the Master Sword from the Zelda games, zapping the Satan right out of them.

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Nintendo's upcoming The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD for the Wii U won't be the same game you remember from the GameCube era.

With the exception of The Legend of Zelda and a few other titles, most video games during the 8 - bit era were pretty limited in overall scope.

If you grew up with a Super Nintendo, chances are you've been exposed to two of the greatest games of the era: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Super Metroid.

Elisha It's hard to believe that the Switch isn't even a year old yet, yet we've already received some amazing games — The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild launched a new era (and ended an old one), and we also got a new IP in the form of Arms.

An innovation that would be regularly adopted throughout the cartridge era of consoles (which ran right up to the late 90s and the N64), The Legend of Zelda's battery back - up system meant that could players save their progress, and that the game's makers were free to make their game as sprawling as technology allowed.

Secret of Mana is one of the best remembered games to include the words Zelda, Mario, or Final Fantasy from the SNES era.

Rainbite, a New Zealand based developer (Check out our interview with the team here) have found themselves inspired by Super Nintendo era games such as Earthbound and The Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past and the product is a game that is heavily informed by those titles but also does some subtle things to stand apart from its predecessors.

It is, as you almost certainly know, a game that originally graced the Nintendo 64 way back in 2000, and it is the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, almost certainly the most acclaimed video game of the early 3D era, and still a top contender for superlative accolades.

Hyrule Warriors whisks you off to different eras and locations from across the Zelda games, such as Skyward Sword's Skyloft, Twilight Princess» Twilight Fields, and Ocarina of Time's Lake Hylia (complete with a thankfully less confusing Water Temple).

Nintendo's NES Classic edition games list comes with 30 built - in titles, including Super Mario Bros, Donkey Kong, The Legend of Zelda and Punch Out, but many other games from that era are not available.