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Do Some Games Benefit From Older Technology?

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With the ever-increasing rush by developers to capitalize on the most current technology, there are actually some games that benefit from not being on the most current and technologically up-to-date system. As evidenced by the recent announcement of Dragon Quest X for the Wii, many types of traditional RPGs are better off on simpler technology, and don't need flashy graphics to tell their story.
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Published: 335 days 15 hours ago | Article | PlayStation 3 | Wii | Nintendo DS
 
 

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Hell yes! Dungeon Explorer for example. Awesome game, with hilarious dialogue that really brings together the group of people playing the game to have fun mocking it. It's a really fun game too. But nowadays, Dungeon Explorer titles are all terrible. All I need is the attack button and two types of magic.

Loved how the bard's magic was almost useless. Change the music and teleport back to the tavern, woo!
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