Games of the Past REVIEW: The Many Versions of Cave Story


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I cannot speak highly enough about the experience Cave Story offers. I’m very glad that’s it’s gone from little exposure to almost too much exposure in such a short time. I’m a sucker for the games and developers I love—the fact that I’ve poured so much of my hard-earned money into a single game across multiple platforms must indeed prove that.

I’m a bit hesitant to offer my final verdict on Cave Story as a whole, but here it comes: the world of Daisuke Amaya has evolved and endured for so long across enough platforms to take more than one hand to count because it’s as perfect as gaming of this sort can get.

Multiple teams, developers, and publishers are all in the shadow of a single man.

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Oprainfall’s Review System:

5= A Nearly Perfect Game. A must buy game. This game is as close to perfect as can possibly be.
4= A Great Game. You should seriously consider buying this game if you own the console.
3= A Good Game. The game will likely appeal to the fans of the genre or series.
2= A Poor Game. The game has some issues. Only the most devoted fans of the genre or series should buy this game.
1= A Dreadful Game. We cannot in good conscience recommend this game to anyone, it is that bad.

BONUS CONTENT:
Here’s a 30 minute Cave Story documentary.
(http://www NULL.youtube NULL.com/watch?v=A4JKg85SSik)
Here’s the game’s soundtrack. (http://www NULL.cavestory NULL.org/downloads_music NULL.php)

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About Jonathan Higgins

Jonathan joined the Oprainfall Staff a few months before the US release of Xenoblade Chronicles. He began as a dedicated editorial writer for the site, but over time was recognized for so much more than just that. He is now a co-owner of the Oprainfall website, helping to maintain the site itself, as well as ensure its content is given proper quality control. Motivated primarily by philosophy and “knowing his roots” as a gamer, Jonathan spends his time playing games for their stories or creating his own.