Board 8 > Excellent Top 10 today!

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Kojima is truly number one.

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I'll have to put that to the test before the year is over.

As for someone else, the last game I finished just so happens to be my first Mikami game.

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Pretty good. Though I know that most critically minded and seasoned gamers would confidently make the correction of switching Miyomoto and Kojima's positions on the list.


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Based on what I've played, I'd put Miyamoto at #1, but once I get more "experience" I doubt things will stay that way...

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SanityLapse posted...
Pretty good. Though I know that most critically minded and seasoned gamers would confidently make the correction of switching Miyomoto and Kojima's positions on the list.


Most of the shallow gamers, you mean, yeah.

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It's kind of like if you were to watch The Godfather at a younger age, and you know it's good. Then later you were to watch a highly stylized film like Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Sure, you might like it better briefly, because it's flashy and sleek, but deep down you know which one is actually better. That's sort of how Miyomoto is. You'll immediately see the charm in his games, and as you grow, you'll later get distracted by the flashier game developers that, while still good, lack the more subtle expressions in their art.


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Suda51 being on there is great, however Peter Molyneux being on there is questionable after all the crap he's pulled on us lately

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SanityLapse posted...
It's kind of like if you were to watch The Godfather at a younger age, and you know it's good. Then later you were to watch a highly stylized film like Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Sure, you might like it better briefly, because it's flashy and sleek, but deep down you know which one is actually better. That's sort of how Miyomoto is. You'll immediately see the charm in his games, and as you grow, you'll later get distracted by the flashier game developers that, while still good, lack the more subtle expressions in their art.


xfd

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