7th October 2003, 9:55 PM
The gameplay? Yes, its more different than any two MM or any two MMX (not MM and MMX, I'd say, though) games... like the MM games they play very, very similarly, and share a graphics engine with the also very similar Link's Awakening...
But no MM games have you play through multiple games before you can fight the real final boss.
No MM games have connectivity between the games where you can transfer items, etc.
But yes... by most standards they are different games, and not just alternate versions like Pokemon Red/Blue. Silver/Gold, Ruby/Sapphire, etc, or Megaman Battle Network Blue/White or Bomberman Max Red/Blue or other things like that.
But I still I think the best classification, as I said before, it calling the pair together Zelda 7... 7A and 7B? :)
I know... they are more different than some random MM games... but still... there is one final boss!
But no MM games have you play through multiple games before you can fight the real final boss.
No MM games have connectivity between the games where you can transfer items, etc.
But yes... by most standards they are different games, and not just alternate versions like Pokemon Red/Blue. Silver/Gold, Ruby/Sapphire, etc, or Megaman Battle Network Blue/White or Bomberman Max Red/Blue or other things like that.
But I still I think the best classification, as I said before, it calling the pair together Zelda 7... 7A and 7B? :)
I know... they are more different than some random MM games... but still... there is one final boss!
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