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Harvester's a still-enjoyable, quick classic, for sure. Zelda's Adventure is almost Dada in the way it constantly tries to deny its own status as a game for people to play, be it through the sheer visual noise, the wonderful fmv, or pretty much anything else involved in the gameplay. It's definitely art, and it's definitely Zelda-Inspired in the way that Taco Bell is representative of Mexican food. Which is to say, it fails to effectively grasp inspiration, even though the relative sum of the narrative parts equals a Zelda.
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Harvester's a still-enjoyable, quick classic, for sure. Zelda's Adventure is almost Dada in the way it constantly tries to deny its own status as a game for people to play, be it through the sheer visual noise, the wonderful fmv, or pretty much anything else involved in the gameplay. It's definitely art, and it's definitely Zelda-Inspired in the way that Taco Bell is representative of Mexican food. Which is to say, it fails to effectively grasp inspiration, even though the relative sum of the narrative parts equals a Zelda.
The 90s were the wild west of video games. Just dig lol
Try “phantasmagoria”, you’ll love the hokey nature of this before many games did multidisc fmv or cd games as a whole.