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Topic	Name a game released in 2003 or earlier you think still holds up well.
HaRRicH 08/02/23 4:26:12 PM #8:	jcgamer107 posted... I thought of SM64 first.......the og, don't play that 3D All-Stars stuff TomNook7 posted... SM64's physics, controls, and core gameplay still hold up beautifully imo. It just kinda looks like ass, and the mission design is kinda ass. Honestly it still plays better than the average 3D platformer today. That game'll probably always be a 10. The camera was my main issue on the latest replay. I used to defend the camera a lot as one that was among the best of its era for a long time, but it wore on me this most recent time. --- O P E R A T I O N O U S T : Nominate SHEIK! https://i.imgur.com/OpudFxm.jpg <cite>HaRRicH posted [p:975213751] in Name a gam... [t:80526199]...</cite> <quote>jcgamer107 posted... </cite><quote>I thought of SM64 first.......the og, don't play that 3D All-Stars stuff</quote>TomNook7 posted... </cite><quote>SM64's physics, controls, and core gameplay still hold up beautifully imo. It just kinda looks like ass, and the mission design is kinda ass. Honestly it still plays better than the average 3D platformer today. That game'll probably always be a 10.</quote>The camera was my main issue on the latest replay. I used to defend the camera a lot as one that was among the best of its era for a long time, but it wore on me this most recent time. --- O P E R A T I O N O U S T : Nominate SHEIK!https://i.imgur.com/OpudFxm.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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