SUNFLOWERGAMES'S PROFILE

When I was a kid I remember getting a Nintendo for Christmas. I once talked about this with my cousin a couple of years ago. He said that he couldn't remember what he got, but he remembered me getting a Nintendo. (For those yougins, a Nintendo is not a Switch, it's a NES or a Nintendo Entertainment System.)

I've played a lot of games, and these are necessarily not the best, but they are the most important games I've probably ever played. They shaped my gaming experience and probably changed me as a person.

The Trifecta

I didn't really have any good NES games and didn't really play games at home. My grandparents lived not too far away. They had a Super Nintendo (Also not to be confused with a Switch for the youngins...) And I would play games at their house when I went over there. And these 3 games really, really shaped me as a young child. That of course would be: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Super Metroid, and The Secret of Mana. My childhood centered around beating these games. And I certainly beat them, more than once. I actually remember cheering when I beat The Secret of Mana. I had to use Nintendo Power magazine, but it was still an achievement. Actually, I think the other 2 games I knew how to beat because I watched my relatives play them countless times as well. You gotta be fair. I wasn't that old when I played these. Is it okay that I got help?

Fan Boy

So I went over to my cousins house in Vancouver. He has A Playstation (No, not a Switch, a Playstation, like the very first one ever made.) He was renting Final Fantasy 7. I watched him play. I made my own file and started a game. When I got home I went to the store and bought a Playstation and Final Fantasy 7. That's how easily I was convinced to buy a whole system; playing Final Fantasy 7 at my cousins house for a couple of hours. I got so obsessed with it, that I went on to buy every Final Fantasy game on the Playstation and Playstation 2. Ohhh... And it made me cry like a baby. I was a teenager. And Final Fantasy 7 made me cry. For years onwards I would defend Final Fantasy 7 to be the best game ever made. And I beat it by myself. I didn't use my dial up internet to look up a large text only strategy guide.

The Last Big Thing

So, what would put an end to me being a fanboy forever of just one gaming series? Well after my Playstation 2 broke -old model had disk tray problems- I decided to give the Xbox a chance (The original Xbox, not a Switch, stop bringing up the Switch, I don't have one.) Anyways, I played The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind. I had never been so engrossed by a game or pulled into a world to that point before. And really, this has lead me to being the gamer I am today. I will seriously give anything a chance if I can just get the feeling I had in this game again. I chase this feeling. I crave it. But in reality, I couldn't be much of a gamer without the earlier stuff either. So, together, these 5 games shaped the person I am still today.

My 5 most important games:

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

Super Metroid

The Secret of Mana

Final Fantasy 7

The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind

A work around would involve checking if the character is equipped all the time using a parallel process. If not, then equip with default weapon (first one in the game that can't be sold.) The player could go bare hands, but at as soon as the player the exits the menu the character gets equipped with a basic weapon.

How is anyone supposed to read something so huge?

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Are you giving away money prizes or money prices?

Been a while, but it looks like XCV do something.

Unity or Unreal Engine are the only answers to this question. You will need to do coding to actually have a feasible card game like MTG or Yu-Gi-Oh! Maybe someone will make an engine for this one day.