It's in part that modern nintendo games are unappealing to me. I don't tend to like the artstyle or gameplay they are going for.
I also generally lost interest in 2D games. I kinda enjoyed playing kaizo 3 even though i couldn't beat the final boss but after that i felt kinda done with 2D and that's enough i think.
Metroid prime trilogy: already beaten all 3 games and i no longer want to play at such a low framerate.
Metroid prime remaster: i honestly think the original game looks more appealing to me and it's still limited to 60fps.
Metroid prime 4: looks like slop, might emulate it in 10 years to see if my assessment was right (or i borrow a switch 2 from someone to try it earlier).
I find that the games i actually want to play are all on PC now. I find myself drawn to games with very hardcore gameplay like the first haydee or code vein without partner.
Even if i wanted to play some nintendo 64 title PC would still be the better option thanks to the much higher framerate of the decompilation ports.
I also generally lost interest in 2D games. I kinda enjoyed playing kaizo 3 even though i couldn't beat the final boss but after that i felt kinda done with 2D and that's enough i think.
Metroid prime trilogy: already beaten all 3 games and i no longer want to play at such a low framerate.
Metroid prime remaster: i honestly think the original game looks more appealing to me and it's still limited to 60fps.
Metroid prime 4: looks like slop, might emulate it in 10 years to see if my assessment was right (or i borrow a switch 2 from someone to try it earlier).
I find that the games i actually want to play are all on PC now. I find myself drawn to games with very hardcore gameplay like the first haydee or code vein without partner.
Even if i wanted to play some nintendo 64 title PC would still be the better option thanks to the much higher framerate of the decompilation ports.
