Haruka
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Today I got out earlier from school since the last class was presentation, and to kill time since my father couldn't pick me right at the moment I went to FNAC to check the novelties. This month's BGAMER, the portuguese gaming magazine I ocasionally buy, had a review of Rayman Legends so I grabbed it and I went to the payment box. The cover was about Watch Dogs and the guy who assisted me in the purchase saw it and was like "Oh wow, this game is going to rock for sure!". I said that I watched the E3 of this year and that I was finding Watch Dogs equally impressive and believing it will sell well. I explained I actually bought the magazine since it had a review of RL and me being a big fan of the character and a collector too and he says "Rayman Legends? *Reads the cover* Oooooh! You mean, that limbless character?", I got surprised and I told him he was correct. He told me that he owns Rayman 1 for PS1 and back in the PS1 era he was playing the game a lot and finding it very addictive. I took the chance to tell him that I recommend Rayman Legends a lot since in its whole is a great game, and that I owned the Wii U and PC version but since he only had a PC, I told him that it is as good as the Wii U although I was recommending the Nintendo console's copy a little more. He thanked me and told he would definitely consider my advice. His next declaration also surprised me, since it is pretty much the same point of view and opinion I have: he hardly can get really hooked to games nowadays, because they mostly focus now on realism and forget the fun factor. I told him I was agreeing completely and that personally I think the gaming market changed a lot in this last decade, and fun factor is the most important thing for me in a game although I also don't despise good graphism.
This quick talk made me happy by knowing that Rayman isn't fully forgotten by the portuguese players and there are still people liking him.
This quick talk made me happy by knowing that Rayman isn't fully forgotten by the portuguese players and there are still people liking him.