Then you should definitely get Nintendo Switch Online, download the SNES app and play Mario Bros 3, Mario World and Zelda Link to the Past. All classic games that hold up today.Braw, thanks for the all the recommendations.
I'll maybe start of with Odyssey for the more recent ones. I'm awaiting delivery of an Anbernic RG35XX Plus so I'll batter through all the older ones on that whenever it arrives!
I was definitely a Sega kid when I was younger so Sonic was my go-to. I'll even confess to having only played 3 Zelda games - Twilight Princess, BOTW, and TOTK, which I never finished!
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Braw, thanks for the all the recommendations.
I'll maybe start of with Odyssey for the more recent ones. I'm awaiting delivery of an Anbernic RG35XX Plus so I'll batter through all the older ones on that whenever it arrives!
I was definitely a Sega kid when I was younger so Sonic was my go-to. I'll even confess to having only played 3 Zelda games - Twilight Princess, BOTW, and TOTK, which I never finished!
Never really played Zelda either, I keep intending on going back to the N64 games and starting from there but never do for some reason!
The first 3D mario game you should play Is Super Mario 64. There is a pc port now with many enhancements such as 60fps and wide-screen if you want to go that route.Braw, thanks for the all the recommendations.
I'll maybe start of with Odyssey for the more recent ones. I'm awaiting delivery of an Anbernic RG35XX Plus so I'll batter through all the older ones on that whenever it arrives!
I was definitely a Sega kid when I was younger so Sonic was my go-to. I'll even confess to having only played 3 Zelda games - Twilight Princess, BOTW, and TOTK, which I never finished!
Shame you didn't try Zelda Ocarina of time. Again again there is a pc port with enhancements. I didn't really like botw and totk due to no traditional dungeons and many a times endless running with little interactions.
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I've got Nintendo Online but I've never actually used any of the emulators on it - I'll give them a whirl tonight.
I've always liked the thought of the older Zelda games that have a bit more direction, just never got round to actually playing them. BOTW and TOTK were a bit too open for me.
The new retro console I've ordered should have all the old Zelda games on it so I'll definitely give them a playthrough. I did ponder with Zelda remakes for the Switch but the prices are still pretty wild for them, typical Nintendo there I suppose.
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Picked up Super Mario Odyssey and start playing through A Link to the Past with Nintendo Online, and it's really annoyed me that it's taken me until now to play them! Both fantastic games.
Totally inclined to play through all the older Zelda's now.
Totally inclined to play through all the older Zelda's now.
Id love to be in your position, you’ve got a great back catalogue of Mario and Zelda games to play through, most of them brilliant!
Make sure you don't gloss over Links Awakening on the Gameboy Colour, it's crazy how much is crammed into a little GB cart
The Switch remaster is also worth looking at if you want something more graphically modern.
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Still playing through Zelda:BotW myself. Started a bit before Christmas and now three beasts complete.
May play Mario Odyssey afterwards before moving onto TotK.
May play Mario Odyssey afterwards before moving onto TotK.
Well I am glad you finally got there. A Link to the Past still holds up today. One of my favourite games ever. Changed my idea of what games could be back when I stumbled into it on the snes.
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Agreed, Links Awakening on Switch is so, so pretty and is done really well. does the original a polished justiceMake sure you don't gloss over Links Awakening on the Gameboy Colour, it's crazy how much is crammed into a little GB cart
The Switch remaster is also worth looking at if you want something more graphically modern.
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It really is nicely done and shows how near perfect the original was. The fact that it is pretty much just a graphical overhaul and no real gameplay tweaks confirms this.
I played it through a second time on Hero mode as soon as I finished it in normal, I never usually bother with things like 'new game plus' but I just had to
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I was looking at the Link's Awakening remaster but the price seems a bit steep, it does look really good. I've got some games I need to trade in so might treat myself!Make sure you don't gloss over Links Awakening on the Gameboy Colour, it's crazy how much is crammed into a little GB cart
The Switch remaster is also worth looking at if you want something more graphically modern.
Initially, I was sceptical whether it would hold my attention or not being an old game but I can't put it down. For a game that's older than me, it's incredible.
I wouldn't call it a remaster. Its more of a full remake. It's a brilliant game.
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What are the best hall effect joystick replacements to get to fix the drift issues?
Aren't they only made by one company? Have you looked on AliExpress?
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Could look for a second hand copy. I purchased a copy on another forum for £25 and Nintendo games tend to keep their value well.
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it's excellent
A link to the past on Snee is one of my fav RPG’s ever. I still remember going to the shop to get it.