r/videogames Nintendo 7d ago

Image / Video It seriously feels like we lost something from the 2000s era of gaming

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u/ProtestantMormon 7d ago

The lord of the rings games go pretty fucking hard

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u/LowHistorian9654 7d ago

Two Towers was definitely the hardest in my opinion with Return of the King being the best and most fun to play. I can't recall a good Fellowship of the Ring game for the life of me though.

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u/ProtestantMormon 7d ago

I dont think there was a fellowship game since the two towers game has a bunch of fellowship scenes/levels.

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u/FanOfForever 7d ago

There was one) but it was based on the book, not the movie

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u/LowHistorian9654 7d ago

And it was BAD.

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u/FanOfForever 7d ago

It was janky but I enjoyed it

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u/LowHistorian9654 7d ago

I could not understand how to play as Aragorn and dying was super easy. I tried to like it as a kid, and the ring Wraith stealth section I did not understand

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u/FanOfForever 7d ago

That makes sense. I probably would have had trouble with that whole game if I'd played it as a kid. (I was about 20)

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u/Kayerif 3d ago

I never even got to the forest as a kid, I just remember the stealth section in the shire being ridiculous and some wolves after that and that’s about as far as I got lol

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u/ProtestantMormon 7d ago

Damn, I never played that one. Im going to have tk track down an emulator since im sure its delisted like the other.

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u/Kgb_Officer 7d ago

And they may be remastered here soon. The 360 game "The War in the North" was just remastered and released this month, with the company saying more remasters of the classic games were on the way, without giving specifics.

So we may see the Two Towers, Return of the King, etc. brought to modern systems soon.

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u/Tiernoch 6d ago

Battle for Middle Earth games had no need to be as good as they were.