Hi there,
>That's true. MSX games indeed have a certain "magic". I played Dragon Slayer
>6 and XAK on the SNES, but it just isn't the same. Maybe it's the music or
>maybe it is the graphics. But a fact is that MSX games are best on a real
>MSX. I have the same with MSX emulators. That's also not the same as the
>real thing. I don't know why. I just feel that way.
Maybe that's what they call nostalgia? I agree with you that certain
games will be better on an MSX than on other systems. I still get the
creeps when I play Metal Gear 2 when guards see mee (I did when Metal
Gear (3) Solid was announced, in fact it is the reason I bought a PSX
(that and Konami MSX Antiques vol 1, 2 and 3 )). I think it has
something to do with playing a game for the first time. If you play it
for the second time (and on an other system), you know the storyline
already and you pay attention to other things. Just like a remake of an
old movie or something.
I played Castlevania on the PSX (my first PSX game, because of the audio
CD) and that had that "feeling" again. And later, Metal Gear Solid. It
is the true sequal to MG2-Solid Snake.
Grtz
Coen
[Nostalgia hasn't been what it used to be - Unknown]
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>Robert
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