Choose a game, and then go into some detail about why it's favorite.
Note: The reasion why this isn't in "Let's talk about video games" is because that topic is just general discussion about video games. It's not one focused topic about a certain aspect of them.
Mine has to be The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. That game was so revolutionary for me at the time. I remember when I first rented it. I was young, maybe about ten. I didn’t care about graphics, sound, or anything else in those days. However, and for some unknown reason, I could tell that there was something different about this game. I didn’t know what it was, but there was just something about it. As I watched the first in-game cut-scene, I knew I was in for something special. Exploring Kokiri Forest for the first time captivated me, and I was pretty proud of myself after crawling through that small hole and then finding the Kokiri Sword. After acquiring the Kokiri Sword and Deku Shield so Mido would let me pass, I entered the first dungeon—the Great Deku Tree. Once again, I was in awe and wonder at everything. Never before had I experienced anything like this. I progressed pretty far in the dungeon, all the way down to the lower level. Then I got stuck and didn’t know what to do. That’s when I asked my older brother to help me the next day. He came to the rescue (as usual when I couldn’t figure a game out) and got me past that part and then ended up finishing the rest of the dungeon because I couldn’t do it. Actually, he ended up taking over and playing a lot of the game for me because it was “too hard and I couldn’t do it”. That’s what I would usually say each time a game was too hard for me to play. Veeeerrrry long story short, the whole game just blew me away, especially The Temple of Time. Seeing Link transform into his adult form was an absolute shock. It still impresses me to this day. Not only was that a major twist in the story, but it also brought significant gameplay changes too. Seeing familiar locations totally changed after Link’s seven years absence was awesome. Not only that, but most of the equipment obtained when Link was a child were no longer usable in his adult form. That was another welcome surprise. It kept me wondering what new, and better equipment Link would find as replacements. I really love Ocarina of Time, but there are just too many things for me to list about this game without this post dragging more than it already is. From the very beginning, to all the way to the touching ending, this game has been a memorable experience for me and one I’ll never forget.
Note: The reasion why this isn't in "Let's talk about video games" is because that topic is just general discussion about video games. It's not one focused topic about a certain aspect of them.
Mine has to be The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. That game was so revolutionary for me at the time. I remember when I first rented it. I was young, maybe about ten. I didn’t care about graphics, sound, or anything else in those days. However, and for some unknown reason, I could tell that there was something different about this game. I didn’t know what it was, but there was just something about it. As I watched the first in-game cut-scene, I knew I was in for something special. Exploring Kokiri Forest for the first time captivated me, and I was pretty proud of myself after crawling through that small hole and then finding the Kokiri Sword. After acquiring the Kokiri Sword and Deku Shield so Mido would let me pass, I entered the first dungeon—the Great Deku Tree. Once again, I was in awe and wonder at everything. Never before had I experienced anything like this. I progressed pretty far in the dungeon, all the way down to the lower level. Then I got stuck and didn’t know what to do. That’s when I asked my older brother to help me the next day. He came to the rescue (as usual when I couldn’t figure a game out) and got me past that part and then ended up finishing the rest of the dungeon because I couldn’t do it. Actually, he ended up taking over and playing a lot of the game for me because it was “too hard and I couldn’t do it”. That’s what I would usually say each time a game was too hard for me to play. Veeeerrrry long story short, the whole game just blew me away, especially The Temple of Time. Seeing Link transform into his adult form was an absolute shock. It still impresses me to this day. Not only was that a major twist in the story, but it also brought significant gameplay changes too. Seeing familiar locations totally changed after Link’s seven years absence was awesome. Not only that, but most of the equipment obtained when Link was a child were no longer usable in his adult form. That was another welcome surprise. It kept me wondering what new, and better equipment Link would find as replacements. I really love Ocarina of Time, but there are just too many things for me to list about this game without this post dragging more than it already is. From the very beginning, to all the way to the touching ending, this game has been a memorable experience for me and one I’ll never forget.
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