Now there are more than a dozen GB "3A masterpieces" stored in my mobile phone, but I don't know which one to click on.
In the past two days, I came across an old game called "Crazy Zoo" and I didn't stop playing it all afternoon. This game is only a few dozen MB, right? Compared with today's mobile games that easily cost more than a dozen G, he is simply a younger brother. But you think it's weird or not, I was roping a zebra, riding a giraffe, and taming a rhinoceros in this crappy pixel zoo, and I was smiling like a fool.
To put it bluntly, this game is parkour + ring trapping + building a zoo. You ride on the back of an animal and rush forward. When you see another animal on the road, you throw the rope to lasso it. If you hit the lasso, you ride on it. Can't you lasso it? Paji, throw the dog into the mud. The operating feel, wow, I don't think the joysticks in arcades were so exciting back then. Especially those ostriches that run so fast that they will pass you by with just a shake of your hand. You will be so angry that you want to smash your phone, but you can't help but come back to the next one - this is when we played "Katamari" and "Hey!" The energy of "Monster"!
The most amazing thing is its "animal collection" system. There are more than twenty kinds of animals running on the savanna, each with a different temperament. Zebras are honest, wildebeests are irritable, and you have to change mounts when an elephant sits on the ground. You said that in today's masterpieces, you have to give you 800 lines to make an NPC, but you can't remember a name. Every animal in this game is just a pixel silhouette, and I actually remember them all - because they were all made out of my own blood and tears!
Young people today may not understand that when we played "Tetris", we just rotated four blocks around, and we could squat in front of the TV and play all night. Later, when "World of Warcraft" became popular, the blue equipment dropped from the dungeon would be exciting for a long time. Let's look at it now. When you open the game, you will be offered “double first charge” and “monthly card special offer”. Recharge will get you ten draws in a row. The picture quality is 4K, and the light and shadow are light chasing, but you will feel sleepy after playing for ten minutes.
"Zoo" reminded me that games are never bigger and more fun. It's just like the 50 cents a pack of spicy strips at the school gate when you were a kid. The packaging is a bit cheesy, but you take a sip and hey, it still tastes the same! Now when I serve you molecular gastronomy with three Michelin stars, you smack your lips and feel a little less human.
Say no more, I went to tame that stubborn donkey again. The screen was so big that it could fit hundreds of games, but the one thing that couldn't fit was the little kid with bright eyes who was holding the game console. 😂