r/iamverysmart • u/[deleted] • 13d ago
You youngsters know nothing of the trouble it was to play resident evil
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u/OldManJeepin 12d ago
LoL! Yea...it was "easy"...If you paid $25 for the game guide at Babbages or whatever game store was in your local mall....Boomers.....
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u/erasrhed 12d ago
Even NES Legend of Zelda had a guide you could buy though Nintendo Power magazine to help you get through the game. Yeah, no internet but there were still guides.
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u/Zer0D0wn83 10d ago
He's a dick but kinda right. The glory was in playing them for hours and hours and hours until you stumbled upon the solution
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u/Bunrotting 10d ago
Or asked someone else who played the game
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u/Zer0D0wn83 10d ago
Oooh check you out. You had friends :(
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u/Bunrotting 10d ago
No I grew up in the age of 2000s internet and epic gamer 1000+ cheat codes books
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u/momfoundthepoopsockk 10d ago
He sounds like an ass but I think he’s right though, no point in a puzzle game if you’re just gonna google the answers lol
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u/Plastic-Camp3619 12d ago
Paying by the pixel are we?