Audrey Drake: ''Japan often gets cool things that never make it overseas - and the Zelda Box is one of them. The Japan-only collector's set for The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker came with the game, a promo book, a soundtrack, Link and Moblin figures and more. Enviable swag aside, one of the coolest things about this set was the plethora of Wind Waker art buried in the pages of the included guidebook. Nintendo would have it so that those outside Japan never get to see these historic sketches. It seems apparent the company would rather let you go cold and hungry in the Wind Waker concept art department, all lost and lonely.''
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I'd put Street Fighter 2 over 3. 2 and all its different versions dominated the arcade scene back in the day in a way that 3 never did.
Ms Pacman?
Robotron?
SSF2 Turbo over 3 simply by the 10000000000's ports of the game we're still having
Castlevania SOTN?
Zelda Link to the Past over Wind Waker
Super Mario Bros 3?
Chrono Trigger?
Resident evil4?
COD MW2 (the original)?
Uncharted 2
Metal Gear Solid?
Here's my reasoning for all of them versus the list proposed in the article.
They are still quite enjoyable from start to finish on their original platform, unlike some Wind Waker or Okami that are fun when you play the remastered version (unless you call: forced to watch a 20-minute cutscene or have to blow for wind chance constantly fun).
Some of them are the pinnacle of what the console could do (MGS, Chrono, MGS)
Lots of them are still considered the go-to-go game for their genre.
Major 2023 game anniversaries include The World Ends With You, Mario Kart Wii, and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, among many others
20 years later, The Wind Waker’s Ganondorf is still The Legend of Zelda’s best villain.