Anonymous
7/9/2025, 12:47:50 PM No.714959314
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Thread 714959314 - /v/ [Archived: 496 hours ago]
Anonymous
7/9/2025, 12:48:55 PM No.714959374
Anonymous
7/9/2025, 12:50:33 PM No.714959445
Pretty funny considering what Naughty Dog is like now
Anonymous
7/9/2025, 12:51:14 PM No.714959480
>movie games no replay value
never understood this mindset. people rewatch movies and reread books. i've played movie games, the kind /v/ seethes about, multiple times and i enjoy those replays.
never understood this mindset. people rewatch movies and reread books. i've played movie games, the kind /v/ seethes about, multiple times and i enjoy those replays.
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Anonymous
7/9/2025, 12:52:20 PM No.714959539
>>714959314 (OP)
This guy is retarded because he apparently forgot that moviegames go back to the 80s (don bluth). Just typical new=good bullshit from some douchebag
This guy is retarded because he apparently forgot that moviegames go back to the 80s (don bluth). Just typical new=good bullshit from some douchebag
Anonymous
7/9/2025, 12:57:01 PM No.714959770
>>714959314 (OP)
Well he’s right about the no replay value thing that much is true. I don’t even hate the “moviegames” but it’s true there is very little reason to revisit these titles
Well he’s right about the no replay value thing that much is true. I don’t even hate the “moviegames” but it’s true there is very little reason to revisit these titles
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Anonymous
7/9/2025, 1:29:52 PM No.714961401
>>714959480
>>714959770
The replay value is in finding all the hidden things. You can finish FFVII without ever getting the knights of the rounds or each characters last limit break or best gear. You can finish MGS without finding all the cool references and specific dialogues, etc.
It's about exploring a narrative rather than exploring a whole world, there's a different appeal to it.
>>714959770
The replay value is in finding all the hidden things. You can finish FFVII without ever getting the knights of the rounds or each characters last limit break or best gear. You can finish MGS without finding all the cool references and specific dialogues, etc.
It's about exploring a narrative rather than exploring a whole world, there's a different appeal to it.