But to be honest, Cave Story was already fully realized as a 2D sprite game, and the 3D effect doesn't so much add to the experience as it does add a new perspective to it, one that is oftentimes not up to par with the original vision. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D and Star Fox 64 3D are great examples of this. Sometimes 3D remakes help a game achieve its original vision, or expand the world enough so as to make this return visit worthwhile. The question is whether this 3DS remake does the game justice, and whether it's worth forking over the cash for a full-priced game to relive this experience in 3D. With a variety of different choices your character can make, often ones you don't even realize you're making until it's too late, the story can unravel in a number of ways, making for impressive replay value.īut we already know the game itself is great - we've known that for almost seven years now. A side-scrolling platformer, now with 3D adding depth to the background, you use a variety of weapons to progress your main character from one area to the next, unraveling the story as you go. You'll find it's nearly untouched from the original - which, as anyone who played the old version should know, is a good thing. The gameplay itself is as engaging as ever.
PIXEL CAVE STORY FULL
His identity is one of several alluring mysteries woven into the impressive narrative - one that's full of memorable, lovable characters and plenty of charm.
Gripping, mysterious and full of clever twists and turns, Cave Story throws you in the shoes of a nameless main character who awakens in a cave with no memory of who he is or anything that happened before that moment. The premise of Cave Story is one of the game's stronger points. But does the added 3D effect and a handful of new Easter eggs justify the lofty price tag? That answer will be different for everyone. Now the game has finally made it to store shelves, getting a full 3DS makeover and its first retail release.
PIXEL CAVE STORY PC
Originally released as a free PC download, this cult favorite later went on - quite deservedly - to become a paid title, going for 1,200 Wii points (the equivalent of $12) on WiiWare and for $10 on DSiWare.
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