Then came the 90's and the advent of 3-D games, and with them the ability to save your game at reasonable point. Lives no longer meant anything, as you could respawn at a moment of your own choosing.
Yet, as the years wore on, people began to yearn for yesteryear, having forgotten why they stopped playing their old games. Case in point: Megaman 9, a brand-new retro-based game with old-school graphics. Worse still is the difficulty level. You can die within five seconds of beginning the game. As you jump over the first gap, ala Super Mario Bros., a flying mine will shoot straight up your butt. Not only will it do this, it'll shoot bullets out it's side. Once you learn this, you can shoot it (as it shoots you), but as you try to jump across the pit after it blows up, a second one will shoot up, then a third, fourth and so on. While this is happening, bird are dropping boulders on you. Even if you shoot these birds and boulders, the debris from the boulders can still damage you. Also, a cannon is firing at you. This is just an example. You might want to just save some time and hit yourself in the balls with a hammer. At least some people get off on that.
The Wizard
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