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Originally Posted by Prowler
The first major example I can think of is The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker. It has good gameplay sure, and the graphics are nice and sailing was an interesting mechanic; but I dunno, I think it lacks something.
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Wind Waker was definitely a tough pill to swallow at the TIME. Like after Ocarina of Time, I couldn't WAIT to see how a next generation Zelda game would look after that... and then we get this cutsie cel-shaded baby-looking Zelda game. I was extremely disappointed at the time.
But it did grow on me and was uniquely fun. There's something to zipping around on that sailboat, checking out and exploring new islands.
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Originally Posted by Wesley
Note: I won’t list games that I used to love when I was younger but not anymore.
Off the top of my head,
Final Fantasy VI
Chrono Trigger
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That's crazy talk. I just did a fresh playthrough of Chrono Trigger about a year ago and I was riveted all over again.