I always liked Mega Man as a kid but didn't really get into the series till I was an adult and I found that it kind of stood in for the things I missed in gaming. I really wanted the MM/MMX and MM Zero books but ended up getting the other two because I got them for a ridiculous steal (note: no actual theft involved).
Together they make a great set!
Those look cool. I should try and get my library to get them.
If I could get those at the price you paid for them, I'd totally own them.
Oh wow, that IS a steal! I would love to get these. I got the Zelda: Breath of the Wild art book (by Dark Horse) for Christmas. I'm hoping soon to pick up the Final Fantasy Ultimania books (which cover all the main series games).
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These are definitely cool. They only thing I have like this is an "Art of the Atari" book that I ordered a while back that is beautiful.
Wait, what are the things you miss in gaming?
At the time it was largely 2D action games I missed, I guess. These days we are drowning in excellent 2D indies (I just spent two weeks totally absorbed by Dead Cells, for instance) but 10-12 years ago it was much harder to get that fix.
Yeah, I can see that.
I miss having "levels" in games as opposed to open-world structures. Actually, I think that's a big reason I prefer Yakuza to so many other open world games. Not the same as having missions or levels, which I find ideal, but having chapters certainly helps.
I know what you mean. Last year I played the Metro 2033 remaster and it was refreshing having discreet levels that were not connected by an open world. The newest Metro game, naturally, has an open world...
Yeah, I remember when everyone got super hyped for NFS Underground and I immediately lost interest in the series. I did think NFS 2015 was fun, but that's cause missions were decent.
