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Topic	What was the biggest leap between gaming console generations?
foolm0r0n 03/07/24 11:32:26 PM #40:	Lopen posted... Like basically any game with a structure of stages and bosses ceases being Atari style. It doesn't differentiate it much to me, it still feels like an arcade game. Mega Man for example does not feel next gen at al. Metal Slug, Contra, Ninja Garden, etc. Even Metroid feels archaic due to the password system alone. Mario though feels totally modern. Pokemon (if we're treating GB as the NES generation equivalent) is also completely modern. There's such a a huge gulf between that and Mega Man. --- _foolmo_ he says listen to my story this maybe are last chance <cite>foolm0r0n posted [p:979251357] in What was t... [t:80715463]...</cite> <quote>Lopen posted... </cite><quote>Like basically any game with a structure of stages and bosses ceases being Atari style.</quote>It doesn't differentiate it much to me, it still feels like an arcade game.Mega Man for example does not feel next gen at al. Metal Slug, Contra, Ninja Garden, etc. Even Metroid feels archaic due to the password system alone. Mario though feels totally modern.Pokemon (if we're treating GB as the NES generation equivalent) is also completely modern. There's such a a huge gulf between that and Mega Man. --- _foolmo_he says listen to my story this maybe are last chance</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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