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Here's a poem a wriote while playing, Dynasty Warriors Gundam 2.
When I was a kid, a while ago yes, I loved playing games but must confess. I craved all the ones with multiple foes, Where button bashing delivered big blows. The turtles would kick footsoldiers in the head, Double dragon used crowbars to kill their foes dead. Final fight used their fists and their feet and their head. So why do I now find myself filled with dread? With Dynasty Warriors Gundam 2, The samurai game with a twist or two. The swords are lasers, and you’re in a suit Made of metal and such, with guns that shoot. As a kid I am sure I’d have loved this game, But right now the game play feels rather tame. There are hundreds of enemies all easy to kill, And when you’ve hit enough, you take the hill. You command areas and then face a boss, I’m really quite bored, and at quite a loss, So what I should say? I don’t want to be mean Is the game really bad or is it just me? The Kid me would have loved this simple play style, But old me needs substance to make this worthwhile. And lets not forget there’s a series of these, Dynasty, Gundam and Orochi oh please! Even the nostalgia of games gone by, Won’t save this franchise, I want it to die! And move on, the world has, and so should you. Retro is cool, but don’t pass it off as new. Repetitive, annoying, and so in conclusion If you are a kid ignore my intrusion. This isn’t for me, let’s hope it’s for you Goodbye and good riddance Gundam Warriors 2!
Ali Ellis writes the Poetic Gamer column.
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