It was neither funny nor goofy.

What an obnoxiously written article. If you can’t write from an unbiased perspective, you shouldn’t be posting it as “news” - this is more of an editorial. 

Kotaku is nothing but clickbate trash. I don’t even care about these games, but this “article” is just pure trash meant to drum up comments. My biggest regret is actually commenting, right behind actually clicking on this link thinking there would be any content worth reading.

It’s supposed to be funny, particularly if you read to the end to see the flipped take, but it doesn’t do a lot for me. Which is fine, as an article doesn’t need to, but I think they felt like it’d read better than it does since the vibe just ends up being exhausting for the first half. Oh well.

It wasn’t funny though. It was silly, ignorant, and amateurish.

John, I get that you couldn’t get a REAL writing job and feel the need to project your woes onto the subject matter you have chosen to write about, and if that is the height of your career aspirations, you shoot your shot, to the best of your middling ability, but this is pretty high level cringe and not doing you any…

I can’t tell if this is supposed to be funny, or if it’s just incredibly stupid. This is the Poe of videogame takes.

I did! Commented about this but still pending. I remember loving them but I remember more about how amazing the printing was then the actual details of the story which is maybe not a great sign. Pages were all age-dyed and had really awesome typeface and occasional sketches inserted and all. I had the hardcovers.

What a weird attempt at being edgy

Fuck you Myst is good

I love it when people get mad at remakes as if the making of said remake is going to prevent other games being made.  You don’t want to play a remake, what do you care then?  Let the fans enjoy and live and let live.  Jesus.

His game, his decision. He doesn’t owe “preservationists” anything.

Seems like the hip thing nowadays is to talk about how awesome Majora’s Mask is and how overrated OoT is. I think it boils down to gameplay vs. story. As people get older, they care more about story so it’s not too surprising. Disappointing, but not surprising.

Interesting theory but for it fails to answer one question how the hell do they reproduce?

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