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**Arashi Kage** · 01-06-2004, 12:25 PM

I know what you mean, my brother and I have talked about this on a few occasions.

Another good example is Metroid. Metroid Fusion was completely spoiled because your computer always told you where you had to go. You didn't get to seach and figure out where to go as in the other Metroid games (even Prime could get you stumped a few times).

I'll add that along with the lack of challenge in modern games, in say 85%-90% of games you have to go through some "tutorial level" at the begining of the game where they tell you how to do everything. Can't you just read the instruction booklet, jump right into the game, or just figure out the controls without being "taught" in the game.

01-06-2004, 12:25 PM	#2
Arashi Kage Painkiller Posts: 1,124	I know what you mean, my brother and I have talked about this on a few occasions. Another good example is Metroid. Metroid Fusion was completely spoiled because your computer always told you where you had to go. You didn't get to seach and figure out where to go as in the other Metroid games (even Prime could get you stumped a few times). I'll add that along with the lack of challenge in modern games, in say 85%-90% of games you have to go through some "tutorial level" at the begining of the game where they tell you how to do everything. Can't you just read the instruction booklet, jump right into the game, or just figure out the controls without being "taught" in the game.