Dec 9, 2011 at 2:44 AM
Tommy Thunder
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I really hope everybody takes this seriously!
I have thought about making this thread several days before Cave Story+ was released, but since only the beta testers could really judge it, I have decided to make this now. The question being: of all the releases for Cave Story, which one is the best? These versions include the original Cave Story (this includes the PSP version and about every other version not on this list), Cave Story Wii, Cave Story DSi, Cave Story 3D, and Cave Story Plus. Now, I say "best" because I felt if I asked "your favorite", it would really just come down to some different results. I don't know, I just feel that way.
I would post some pros and cons here, but if I do that I'll probably receive some unwanted criticism. So I trust you can think of them yourselves.
My favorite you ask? Well, let's narrow it down. I have never played Cave Story+, so I can't really vote for it in the first place. Cave Story 3DS, while astounding in the music and graphic's department, really just didn't cut it. For one, it is buggy, really buggy. If the original Cave Story is glitch-free, I don't see why the 3DS version has to be so lazy. Next, when compared to the DSi and Wii versions, it lacks additional content (content OTHER than Story Mode). While the DSi version and the 3DS versions still share only 1 option besides Story Mode (Classic Mode is Story Mode), the DSi version of Hell outperforms. My main deal with the 3DS Hell mode is that you don't start off at B1 every time you restart, you have to pick out your weapons and Life Capsules every time you die (this applies to the Wii version as well). The DSi version has a great Hell speed-run mode overall. Soooo... to end my random rant, I would have to pick the Wii version. Loved myself the 2x graphics and Boss Rush. The translation did not bother me. But why did I not pick the PC version then?! Simple, I feel more comfortable on a console. It feels more natural to me, and the mood really elevates when I play on some kind of home console. Hope my opinion doesn't cause somebody else to rant me off, then.
I have thought about making this thread several days before Cave Story+ was released, but since only the beta testers could really judge it, I have decided to make this now. The question being: of all the releases for Cave Story, which one is the best? These versions include the original Cave Story (this includes the PSP version and about every other version not on this list), Cave Story Wii, Cave Story DSi, Cave Story 3D, and Cave Story Plus. Now, I say "best" because I felt if I asked "your favorite", it would really just come down to some different results. I don't know, I just feel that way.
I would post some pros and cons here, but if I do that I'll probably receive some unwanted criticism. So I trust you can think of them yourselves.
My favorite you ask? Well, let's narrow it down. I have never played Cave Story+, so I can't really vote for it in the first place. Cave Story 3DS, while astounding in the music and graphic's department, really just didn't cut it. For one, it is buggy, really buggy. If the original Cave Story is glitch-free, I don't see why the 3DS version has to be so lazy. Next, when compared to the DSi and Wii versions, it lacks additional content (content OTHER than Story Mode). While the DSi version and the 3DS versions still share only 1 option besides Story Mode (Classic Mode is Story Mode), the DSi version of Hell outperforms. My main deal with the 3DS Hell mode is that you don't start off at B1 every time you restart, you have to pick out your weapons and Life Capsules every time you die (this applies to the Wii version as well). The DSi version has a great Hell speed-run mode overall. Soooo... to end my random rant, I would have to pick the Wii version. Loved myself the 2x graphics and Boss Rush. The translation did not bother me. But why did I not pick the PC version then?! Simple, I feel more comfortable on a console. It feels more natural to me, and the mood really elevates when I play on some kind of home console. Hope my opinion doesn't cause somebody else to rant me off, then.