>>712857328>It's the game that started casualization and automated "cinematic" shit where games play themselvesIt did not. Simple as that.
Such trash was literally first found on other systems, and the format (You) are referring to literally only started popping out on PS2, with PS3 era being the peak of the movie-game cancer.
Games like Ocarina Of Time, Metal Gear Solid and Resident Evil are 100% interactive video games, that also incorporate the oldschool "cinematic" feel, back when the term was still used in a positive note, referring to the directing, writing, overall atmosphere of the game.
>>712857468>That just wasn't true, for me at least playing it for the first time back then was magicalJust because it was your "babby's first X" does not make it any special.
I was there years prior, sending literal e-mails to Sony's HQ, begging them to release DeS in the West. I still got their reply in my mailbox's archive, a most "Just hold on bro! ;)" type of answer a corpo could send.
>trying to finish it without a guide as a kid was something specialThat was EVERY game for me and my peers in the 1980s and 1990s; back when no one had an internet access.