It creates a world where your protagonist cannot die, but lingers on the brink of death forever — starving, exhausted, and debilitated. And nobody in the game even acknowledges it’s happening.
“But do you condemn V’ehxness?”
He’s long past the waterfall now.
Every time is someone's golden age, even this one.
I have an idea of what my first memory playing Cartoon Cartoon Summer Resort should look like.
You must already know the path to walk it.
I am not interested in the discourse that swirls around the question of whether or not remakes should exist. They remain, they persist, and they are a part of culture, whether we like it or not. Most importantly, they are not beyond critical reproach.
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