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Cutscenes or style in video games that made you think - TheOrangeToad - 08-04-2018
In This Thread You can think about any Cutscenes or style in video games that you remind you of something in your own opinion.
Here my as a example.
Where I watch Warioware Gold Cutscenes it looking like I watching a cartoon network show that didn't made let in my opinion.
You can also make a post in this thread about my opinion of warioware gold cutscenes.
RE: Cutscenes or style in video games that made you think - Andy Journey - 08-04-2018
I read your post multiple times and I'm still not sure what you're trying to convey.
RE: Cutscenes or style in video games that made you think - Mario - 08-04-2018
This made me think "I don't actually remember this guy"
RE: Cutscenes or style in video games that made you think - Mariotroid - 08-04-2018
(08-04-2018, 03:07 PM)Mario Wrote:
This made me think "I don't actually remember this guy"
Holy s***... LOL.
I really liked the religious themes of the first two prime games. They have a sense of technology and mythology working together, I love this kind of stuff, especially when its mystical. Metroid Prime 3 kinda took away some of the feeling of a religious background.
RE: Cutscenes or style in video games that made you think - Zero Kirby - 08-05-2018
(08-04-2018, 08:54 PM)Mariotroid Wrote: I really liked the religious themes of the first two prime games. They have a sense of technology and mythology working together, I love this kind of stuff, especially when its mystical. Metroid Prime 3 kinda took away some of the feeling of a religious background.
Well, Prime 3 actually provided an example of technology and mythology clashing with Bryyo and its history of science versus magic, and the effect it had on the planet and its inhabitants. Taking a theme established with the first two games and turning it on its head. Particularly compared to Prime 1. The Tallon IV colony of Chozo were still very technologically advanced, but eschewed anything unnecessary, finding a balance between nature and technology to achieve enlightenment. Meanwhile, on Bryyo, the scientists and traditionalists clashed violently and explosively, the end result being the near destruction of the planet and the end of both science and magic altogether as the Bryyonians devolved into savage beasts.
Along with the concept of the artificial intelligence on Elysium evolving and learning, dealing with dreams of their creators' demise and eventually accepting an existence that, while they might not know if their creators intended it, they were happy with because they were able to do good things for the galaxy. Essentially having the technology itself create a religion, rather than having a religion exist before the technology as is often the case.
Plus everything surrounding the cult of Phazon and Dark Samus.
RE: Cutscenes or style in video games that made you think - Mariotroid - 08-05-2018
(08-05-2018, 01:01 AM)Zero Kirby Wrote:(08-04-2018, 08:54 PM)Mariotroid Wrote: I really liked the religious themes of the first two prime games. They have a sense of technology and mythology working together, I love this kind of stuff, especially when its mystical. Metroid Prime 3 kinda took away some of the feeling of a religious background.
Well, Prime 3 actually provided an example of technology and mythology clashing with Bryyo and its history of science versus magic, and the effect it had on the planet and its inhabitants. Taking a theme established with the first two games and turning it on its head. Particularly compared to Prime 1. The Tallon IV colony of Chozo were still very technologically advanced, but eschewed anything unnecessary, finding a balance between nature and technology to achieve enlightenment. Meanwhile, on Bryyo, the scientists and traditionalists clashed violently and explosively, the end result being the near destruction of the planet and the end of both science and magic altogether as the Bryyonians devolved into savage beasts.
Along with the concept of the artificial intelligence on Elysium evolving and learning, dealing with dreams of their creators' demise and eventually accepting an existence that, while they might not know if their creators intended it, they were happy with because they were able to do good things for the galaxy. Essentially having the technology itself create a religion, rather than having a religion exist before the technology as is often the case.
Plus everything surrounding the cult of Phazon and Dark Samus.
Damn I forgot about all of that. I really gotta play Prime 3 again. It's been awhile.