Zeebor15

Zeebor15

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Re: Talking Point: Is There Such A Thing As "Bad" Nostalgia?

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Yes, but this isn't it. Nintendo fans that only play Mario, Zelda, and sometimes Pikmin have bad nostalgia. They think anything that isn't exactly those three is just taking resources from something that could be Mario, Zelda, or sometimes Pikmin.

This is just "Middle Earth Enterprieses & Friends" wanting to milk that Star Wars license Aspyr managed to trip into for all it's worth, and Bob Iger being happy to oblige; because Video games are the only medium he's currently being praised for just selling people back what they already like.

Re: Snow Bros. Wonderland Gets Worldwide Release This November

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Clear River SEEMS to be hinting that Snow Bros will release physically the same time as Japan (in Europe at least), but they're being coy on confirming it.

Hopefully their able to get it out simulataneuos since this is the first top to bottom, no outside developers, IP owners, publishers, or other parts of Embracer, full in-house Freemode release.

Re: The Atari 7800+ Resurrects Another Classic Atari Console

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I guess Bentley finally got his sequel after a fact. After he already got his Kart racer... Technically. I look forward to the "HD remaster" of Crystal Castle 2 on Super Nintendo Switch.

I always forget who owns the course of Epyx. Some British holding company I think.

Note to self: double check the M Network Intellivision ports later. Those renames are doubled up on the spreadsheet.

Re: Zelda Movie Screenwriter Is Working On A Live-Action Eternal Champions Film

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You ever hear the story of Roger Coreman's Fantastic Four? How about the creation of Two and a Half Men?

I don't think any of these Sega adaptions The Hollywood Machine has in "various stages of production" are meant to ever see the light of day (barring the Blue ball and white suit exceptions). I think they're just there so A)no one else can make them or more likely B) Connely, those producers, and probably a whole bunch of other ghost writers associates of Connely, are sitting on all these so they can say they're working and get union benefits through the AI Squeeze, or whatever they end up calling this time time period of constant striking in retrospect.

Of course, the presence of a Sega executive throws a bit of a wrench into this, but Sega"s had more people credited for less. Bayonetta Origins has three Sega supervisors credited. For reasons known only to the Japanese copyright office.

Re: One Of The Last Major Gaming Magazines, Game Informer, Has Closed After 33 Years

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While I never really liked the contents of Game Informer, in fact I always thought their articles and reviews were some of the worst ever put to print, their covers were something I always respected. Sure in the later years they weren't always good, mostly becasue the games they often to put on the cover were recent western AAA offerrings; I.E. crap in a basket not worth the plastic that would go into making their incomplete discs, it was still the best chance we had at getting close to the magic of Famitsu or Nintendo Dream here in the states. We never get to see those special illustrations Nintendo or Capcom make, some of the best character composition and 2D design all just meant to be put on a combeni shelf and be forgotten about in a month. It's an art form we lost at the turn of the millinia, not even the many hobbyist magazines that popped up in the wake of Nintendo's Power death still make their own covers, but Game Informer, of all people, kept that flame alive. Mega Man 11, Playstation 25th anniversay, and Sonic Superstars are some of the best covers in print; not just gaming. I mean in the history of the magazine as an artistic medium.

Here's to you Game Informer. You were usually crap, but when you hit you it out of the part. Say hi to PlayStaion Magazine and the New Yorker's credibility for me, will ya?