
At that time, when playing on the Famicom, you could plug in the cassette and blow your breath to play. It took a week to complete Contra: Three Lives. What now? There are only a few G update packages at every turn, and you have to watch the opening animation, novice tutorials, sign-in benefits... Where did these rules come from back then? Just turn it on and do it!
Speaking of this 300-game battle, I originally thought it was some new trick, but when I saw it - oh, a two-dimensional MOBA. Two-dimensional is great. Nowadays, young people are eating this set. Each dynamic drawing is more exquisite than the last, and the voice actor lineup is as luxurious as the Chinese New Year. But guess what? I played a few games, but I always felt empty inside.
The graphics are top-notch, the special effects are everywhere, and the skills are fancy, but what about the "competition" flavor? Thinking about 5v5 back then, we used Kusanagi Kyo and Iori Yagami (although there was no such game at that time, but the meaning was right). When teammates were cheated, they could curse across the screen, and when they won, they could slap their thighs with excitement. What now? It's all about "bonds", "adventurers", and "apocalyptic city"... It sounds like a good one, and the fighting is like a stage play.
It's not that this game is bad, the modeling is really awesome, the skin changes are more fancy than Select a Concubine, and the entertainment mode is also lively. But as an old gamer, I kept thinking as I played, are we making the game bigger and bigger, but losing the most authentic "crazy energy" of the game? In the past, a game took 10 minutes, and winning or losing was a pleasure; now it takes two minutes just to match, load, and watch animations. In a team battle, you also have to defend the opponent's combo moves with special effects, which makes your eyes dazzled.
Alas, maybe I am getting old. But to be honest, the game that makes me squat in front of the computer and stay up all night has never been about the size of the file, but the urge to "play it again". I'm going to try this 300 battle again. Maybe one day it will be really delicious? After all, the seiyuu lady talks nicely, and Li Hui is always ready to wink at you. Twenty years ago, this would have been the kind of treatment only a dream lover would get! 😏
In short, young people have their own ways of playing, and we old guys have our own thoughts. The game is getting bigger and bigger, but if the fun can expand with it, then that's the real thing. Okay, I'm going to the liver rankings. You guys have to hold on to your WiFi! 📱💪