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Message: <blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 1970803" data-attributes="member: 945">I'll be getting a PS2 shortly.  I just ordered 2 dance pads, and DDR Revolution Max off the internet!  I'm getting ready to shed the pounds off dancing!Well, that's the plan anyway.  My neice has Animal Crossing, and her and my sister play it a lot I think.  My general impression is that a lot of the GC games are really childish.  Nintendo games have a real paradox going on with them.  Take Zelda: Ocarina of Time, for example.  I had that game when I had my Nintendo 64, and it was a great game. It was challenging. Some of the levels were very challenging, and some of the monsters were very challenging. That game was not made for 12 year old kids. It's just too hard. I had to map out certain dungeons to get through them (the lost woods, for example).  BUT, the game is riddled with language for a 12-yr old.  Like, the annoying owl would show up, play a dumb song, give you a shpiel, and then say "do you understand?" like I was retarded.  Give me a freaking break.Many of their games are like that.  Diddy Kong Racing was so freaking hard, I couldn't beat it. -I- couldn't beat it. Folks, I'm really good with video games, I've been playing them since Pong, and I beat over 120 Nintendo (16 bit) games.  No one beats me at Mario Kart - nobody.  And I couldn't beat this game.  I got to the last level sure, but I couldn't beat it, and I tried. Yet the game is filled with cartoonish animals that talk like the game was written for retarded people.  I'm no slouch, I got all 120 stars in Mario 64 for crying out loud.Freaking paradox, I tell you.And why on earth would one purchase a PS2 and not bother to get any games for it??</blockquote>

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