Games that shaped my Life

-

I was just talking to my friend about how video games nowadays are not like they used to. Before, one would pay full price for a game and would receive what if feels like a full experience for the price paid. Now days many companies in the gaming industry have been exposed to selling unfinished games as well been exposed to just lying to the consumer just to make a quick buck. So my friend and I talked about which games stand the test of time and agreed on these top 3 together. 

-Legend of Zelda, I bet many have heard that name and the "Nintendo 64" games really stand out for me. The music, the atmosphere, and just the simplicity of the game overall made it feel like something new. I never understood the story of the game, but as a kid the game overall just haunted me with its unique vibe. 

 Super Mario 64, We both agreed that its game packed of many levels that are just unforgettable. Too many this was the first Mario game that they every got their hands on, and to me this game still holds up due to its still challenging levels and repetitiveness. 

-Mario kart 64, Memories were made with this game. My parents jumped in and we all came together to win first place. These competitive moments and laughter's we shared are beautiful memories engraved, moments with my family in a game that I have yet to experience in the recent years , it gives me a reason how games now days don't deliver the same experience as before. 




 


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Focus on yourself, it's you versus you!

-
Image
I remember before I started working out I always had the perception that the gym was a toxic culture. Maybe it was due to the movies I saw that made-up a whole false narrative about the gym culture but I was wrong. In those environments you meet the most kindest and acceptable people ever. It's a great environment of people pushing each other to be a better version of themselves, there was this quote that an older man told me that I used at my friend that changed my perception, I told my friend that it was impressive the weight that he was pushing and he said "I's not impressive, I've seen other people do better than me" I said "what, yea it is, you know what they say Comparison is the thief of joy ". He just looked at me and smiled. That quote was a lesson, it taught me that we limit ourselves and that we're never going to feel fulfill if we compare ourselves to others so we shall be proud of who we are in this very moment, the only competition tha...
Read more