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C.H · 03-03-2002, 05:54 PM

I can definetly say OoT is better then MM, one because OoT was the first game, and you can't replace the experience. But even so OoT is still a better game.

But both are fantastic games, and 2 of my favorite games. MM was good because of the extra stuff you could do, with the bombers book, and the two spider temples. And the four little temples on the moon. The plot on MM seemed a little stupid when i first heard that it was about the moon dropping, and when you put it like that it was a bit stupid. But when you play through the game, it's actually a good story. And makes for a great game. Now OoT was great, how it went from night to day, and all the people had there own daily routine. At that time, i really had never played anything quite like it. Which was one of the reasons OoT made such an impact. So MM can't replace that experience, although i thought the sequel might have been better. I think it was pretty much enevitable it was't going to be a lot better. Because you can't repeat the experience and enjoy it as much. So what they tried to do with MM, was to add a few things. The plot really played a role in the gameplay. Now having every characters have a set routine across 3 days. And playing through the three days, seeing what they do. Then being able to back to the begining of those three days and then alter what they do was a fantastic idea. Something new, i wasn't sure what Miyamoto was saying when he first said that MM would introduce something new and add to the idea of the people having a set routine. So i have to commend MM for that, and also with the Masks, and having a different control system with each creature you were. MM really is a polished game, and instead of doing a straight sequel in MM. They tried something different, a new world, a new enemy, new ideas, the lot. I think people were expecting to much from MM, it wasn't a true sequel to OoT because it didn't follow on from what happened. Okay so it did, but maybe you'll understand what i'm trying to say. But either way, MM is an excellent game. So is OoT, both are 2 of my favorite games. But OoT i'm gonig to have to say is a superior game.

Now i just hope someone reads this post, since people normally don't read my posts, because most of them are very loooooong.

SO READ IT!!!

03-03-2002, 05:54 PM	#6
C.H Duke C.H is offline Location: South of England Now Playing: With Mind images Posts: 217	I can definetly say OoT is better then MM, one because OoT was the first game, and you can't replace the experience. But even so OoT is still a better game. But both are fantastic games, and 2 of my favorite games. MM was good because of the extra stuff you could do, with the bombers book, and the two spider temples. And the four little temples on the moon. The plot on MM seemed a little stupid when i first heard that it was about the moon dropping, and when you put it like that it was a bit stupid. But when you play through the game, it's actually a good story. And makes for a great game. Now OoT was great, how it went from night to day, and all the people had there own daily routine. At that time, i really had never played anything quite like it. Which was one of the reasons OoT made such an impact. So MM can't replace that experience, although i thought the sequel might have been better. I think it was pretty much enevitable it was't going to be a lot better. Because you can't repeat the experience and enjoy it as much. So what they tried to do with MM, was to add a few things. The plot really played a role in the gameplay. Now having every characters have a set routine across 3 days. And playing through the three days, seeing what they do. Then being able to back to the begining of those three days and then alter what they do was a fantastic idea. Something new, i wasn't sure what Miyamoto was saying when he first said that MM would introduce something new and add to the idea of the people having a set routine. So i have to commend MM for that, and also with the Masks, and having a different control system with each creature you were. MM really is a polished game, and instead of doing a straight sequel in MM. They tried something different, a new world, a new enemy, new ideas, the lot. I think people were expecting to much from MM, it wasn't a true sequel to OoT because it didn't follow on from what happened. Okay so it did, but maybe you'll understand what i'm trying to say. But either way, MM is an excellent game. So is OoT, both are 2 of my favorite games. But OoT i'm gonig to have to say is a superior game. Now i just hope someone reads this post, since people normally don't read my posts, because most of them are very loooooong. SO READ IT!!!