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Still not the best of the classic games, but it removes a lot of the tedium with backtracking for items and then running back and forth.
Fixes the biggest issue with the game, and everyone here already knows how bad the game is without it.
In a realistic manner, inventory boxes are stupid. Let’s enter a spooky mansion. Where boxes are in safe rooms with a magical typewriter to save my progress. Awesome.
Well, this game was never about realism. It's a puzzle game.