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Originally Posted by Rock
Quicksaving breaks gameplay. Simple as that. There is no challenge to a game that enables you to save and load the game anytime and anywhere just by pressing a single key.
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Exactly.
Although, I do think that some Megaman games, and especially Ninja Gaiden (NES) are near-impossible without savestates.
Maybe if a fair balance between the game's original save system and over-use of states is reached (like maybe only saving before a boss or in the middle of the level), then maybe quicksaving wouldn't be cheating as much.
Still, I love abusing savestates.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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