With Dragon Warrior, I think I'm going to skip the NES version and play the Game Boy Color since everybody says the leveling-up and character balancing is better. I also like being able to bring my RPGs with me when I leave the house.
Thats a funny example. I love DW1 on NES, and found the text/graphics differences in the GBC version to be very annoying. Someone who hasn't played the NES version probably sees the GBC as better while I see it as worse. Being able to bring it with me is one major reason for the AVS portable
Having owned both, I'm throwing my lot with the NES version. It is the way to play it.
The GB port is for wussies who can't grind.
Indeed, and the NES versions are the ones I started with. Will always love those NES versions.
You guys have convinced me to start with the NES version. I recently got a Famicom and was trying to figure out the next title to play on it.
With Dragon Warrior, I think I'm going to skip the NES version and play the Game Boy Color since everybody says the leveling-up and character balancing is better. I also like being able to bring my RPGs with me when I leave the house.
Thats a funny example. I love DW1 on NES, and found the text/graphics differences in the GBC version to be very annoying. Someone who hasn't played the NES version probably sees the GBC as better while I see it as worse. Being able to bring it with me is one major reason for the AVS portable
Having owned both, I'm throwing my lot with the NES version. It is the way to play it.
The GB port is for wussies who can't grind.
Indeed, and the NES versions are the ones I started with. Will always love those NES versions.
You guys have convinced me to start with the NES version. I recently got a Famicom and was trying to figure out the next title to play on it.
GBC ones were too final fantasy-ish for my liking.
I'm mixed on ports. They're good when you just want to play a game, but the collector side of me doesn't feel satisfied until I have the original copy.
I generally play the best or most convenient version of each game. Sometimes, I'll go back and play the originals. I did that with Final Fantasy V and VI recently. I've considered playing the SNES version of Chrono Trigger, since I originally played it on DS.
If it's a game or series I really like, I'll go all out and get the different versions.
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With Dragon Warrior, I think I'm going to skip the NES version and play the Game Boy Color since everybody says the leveling-up and character balancing is better. I also like being able to bring my RPGs with me when I leave the house.
Thats a funny example. I love DW1 on NES, and found the text/graphics differences in the GBC version to be very annoying. Someone who hasn't played the NES version probably sees the GBC as better while I see it as worse. Being able to bring it with me is one major reason for the AVS portable
Having owned both, I'm throwing my lot with the NES version. It is the way to play it.
The GB port is for wussies who can't grind.
Indeed, and the NES versions are the ones I started with. Will always love those NES versions.
You guys have convinced me to start with the NES version. I recently got a Famicom and was trying to figure out the next title to play on it.
With Dragon Warrior, I think I'm going to skip the NES version and play the Game Boy Color since everybody says the leveling-up and character balancing is better. I also like being able to bring my RPGs with me when I leave the house.
Thats a funny example. I love DW1 on NES, and found the text/graphics differences in the GBC version to be very annoying. Someone who hasn't played the NES version probably sees the GBC as better while I see it as worse. Being able to bring it with me is one major reason for the AVS portable
Having owned both, I'm throwing my lot with the NES version. It is the way to play it.
The GB port is for wussies who can't grind.
Indeed, and the NES versions are the ones I started with. Will always love those NES versions.
You guys have convinced me to start with the NES version. I recently got a Famicom and was trying to figure out the next title to play on it.
GBC ones were too final fantasy-ish for my liking.
it's like Mickey in Letterland
Hey those jumping mechanics are tricky!
If it's a game or series I really like, I'll go all out and get the different versions.