……… enter this bad bitch
Full discretion: I am playing through this prime hack. With mouse and keyboard. And HD texture.
Does this violate the desired experience offered by the retro when they released it on the game cube 537 days ago? Yes
Do I care? No, thus the metric ton is more fun.
Look, a joint theme with me and many of them with big franchises that I have never got a chance to play is that the second game I always get to be better than ever. Hello 2? Hello better than 1 Windwalk? Okarina takes time to time and gives her a gun. The devil wine – no, but you think.
Matrod Prime 2 is. That’s all. Certainly, this is not much different from the prime 1, and of course, permanent light/black switching is slightly tired – but where I am (Sancoreri Fort, which has just got a spider ball), I’m spending much better time with this game. Is this controversial? Maybe!
The thing that jumps immediately to me as a great improvement is that the game is widespread, lengthy, cross -mapback tracking “issue” (note: personal feedback) that was a prime 1, and replaced very small parts of back tracking instead of:
A – Almost always in the same area, which does not need to go to other places, and
B – Always hide many small rewards on the way, which makes it feel like back tracking and more like searching. It’s more than Zelda than the previous game, and I love it.
Also, have I heard people dislike the system of dynamite in it? I’m surprised – though I am refusing to fight where I can.
Now, in one of my complaints, the dick (you, the Alpha Blog and the Spider Guardian) will have to be the worst sucking owners, and the mea will have to feel the best. But so far, it doesn’t really stain experience (though I know the final boss is a bitch). I rank sports on a beautiful basic “entertainment” meter: If your game keeps me up to play it overnight and when I don’t think about playing it, it’s 10. If I can’t wait for it to end? Low score for you.
Matrod prime 2 feels like … 9, so far. Or 9.5. Let’s see how it runs!
