>>718426064
GIVE ME THAT HOME ADDRESS.
GIVE IT UP

>>535269717
So SAVE IT on your computer, why don't you!

I AM OLD.
I WAS YOUNG WHEN THIS GAME CAME OUT.
I'LL TELL YOU EXACTLY WHY.
AND IT'S NOT THE "THIS GAME STINKS" STUFF.
MOST PEOPLE ARE LIKE ME AND DO NOT FOLLOW VIDEO GAME ADVERTISING THAT CLOSELY.

The box (front or back) does not tell you it's an RPG. Not sufficiently, anyway. I loved RPGs. I saw this at the rental store several times. Had no idea until after Smash Bros 64 came out.

The artstyle that you get to see on the back of the box, looks extremely simplistic. So not getting into what the game actually is, hurts it even more in this sense. From a glance it looks like an edutainment game.

The box is FUCKING HUGE and it isn't immediately obvious why. This means they had to put it on the top shelf above all other games. And it seemed to me like it was something special you had to ask for, in order to rent it. Like it came with a peripheral or something. I was a shy kid that liked RPGs. As a shy kid, I didn't want to trouble people in that way. So I didn't.

The game was fucking EXPENSIVE because it came with that strategy guide. No one talks about this for some reason.

The game would've done fine if it were a normal sized box without a huge fucking strategy guide included. And if the front of the box were Ness beating the fuck out of a starman or a flying ufo with his bat, or something. Paula blowing something up with her powers. Jeff using a bazooka. These things. It was a perfect storm of missing the point of the thing you were selling.

The true strength in AI will be using it as a jumping off point. To see something you like, and cut through sheer tedium. But not to replicate the parts that are actually fulfilling to do yourself.

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1752248155788896.webm