Yup, always wondered how the Gamecube version sold.
I just want a new Golden Axe, that's all I need in my life.
Imagine if Microsoft buys Nintendo
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Yup, always wondered how the Gamecube version sold.
I just want a new Golden Axe, that's all I need in my life.
Seeing the second hand prices before Covid hit, neither version sold very well.
It’s a solid game, but there’s nothing super impressive about it either.
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I don't think that would EVER happen! I contacted Nintendo asking if they'd sell Mario's assets for $1000, and they said they'd get back to me at a later time! I still haven't heard from them yet... Though that may have been a joke as well! Also, 1211th post!
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Yeah agreed. Nostalgia is a wonderful thing i guess.
I think part of it is because it’s a solid RPG on consoles not known for the genre, and a unique setting. So those factors kind of blew up the admiration for the game.
It’s like how Tales of Symphonia got a boost for being on the GameCube, and is still the most famous entry, when most of the other entries fell to the wayside for being on the PlayStation consoles and are competing with a slew of other RPG’s.
Never got round to playing Tales of Symphonia, it's on my list though!
It's good, but in the context of the franchise, it's nothing special. Before I played Symphonia, I played the one before, and the one after it, so going to Symphonia, I didn't get the hype.