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I give Elden Ring a perfect 10 out of 10!
I've been replaying Elden Ring ahead of the DLC coming up next month, and man. This game is just unbelievable. It's such a milestone in the industry that almost seems impossible to be real. The open world is so vast and FILLED to the absolute brim. I find it hard to believe sometimes. I've done countless runs, poured HUNDREDS of hours of my life into it, and the game is such a massive W for all of gaming. I personally prefer the linearity of Bloodborne and DS3, especially for fresh runs. However, the very first run of Elden Ring was just pure magic. I know I'm glazing this game hard right now, but it deserves it.
I've been replaying Elden Ring ahead of the DLC coming up next month, and man. This game is just unbelievable. It's such a milestone in the industry that almost seems impossible to be real. The open world is so vast and FILLED to the absolute brim. I find it hard to believe sometimes. I've done countless runs, poured HUNDREDS of hours of my life into it, and the game is such a massive W for all of gaming. I personally prefer the linearity of Bloodborne and DS3, especially for fresh runs. However, the very first run of Elden Ring was just pure magic. I know I'm glazing this game hard right now, but it deserves it.
1994
I give Super Metroid a perfect 10 out of 10!
Super Metroid is just such a great milestone for gaming. It's timeless, and almost UNIVERSALLY agreed to be the best Metroid game. It has inspired so many games like it, booming the metroidvania genre. I love Super Metroid, and it's been 30 years without aging bad, I know it'll go another 30 the same way.
I don't know what new I can input to the conversation about this classic, but I know for a fact that it is a staple in not only the SNES era, but the history of gaming as a whole.
Super Metroid is just such a great milestone for gaming. It's timeless, and almost UNIVERSALLY agreed to be the best Metroid game. It has inspired so many games like it, booming the metroidvania genre. I love Super Metroid, and it's been 30 years without aging bad, I know it'll go another 30 the same way.
I don't know what new I can input to the conversation about this classic, but I know for a fact that it is a staple in not only the SNES era, but the history of gaming as a whole.