Too Human. I was very excited for it, and it let me down. Also, how the ps3 is only coming out with 1 decent game per quarter it seems. Just let the behemoth die.
Biggest game-related disappointment of the year?
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I think we can all agree that Nintendo kicked all the hardcore gamers in the groin in their E3 showcase.
To parrot most of the thread, Spore and The Force Unleashed were awesome prospects that turned out to be pretty mediocre.
Fallout 3
I've been waiting for a Fallout 3 for 9 years just to have Bethesda fuck it up. Won't be a fallout game, but it is oblivion with guns.
I've been waiting for a Fallout 3 for 9 years just to have Bethesda fuck it up. Won't be a fallout game, but it is oblivion with guns.
Spore. Every video I had seen up to launch made it look like the game I wanted to make/play since I saw SimEarth. What I got was 3/5 tutorial and 2/5 unfinished Securom infested garbage. If they hadn't considered the first 4 areas of the game as tutorial, tribal and civ stages might not suck as much. I should have started to worry the second that was mentioned.
The creature creator was better than the game for Sims sake. At least multiple parts had an effect leading to more creative creatures. All of my game creatures have 1 of each part. Be it a feather, a foot, or whatever. If they had just adjusted the DNA income, they wouldn't have had over-powered creatures, and if they introduced creatures based on attack/social skill, it wouldn't cause a problem with over-powered creatures anyways.
On the bright side, looks like the game I always wanted to make/play is still available. Now to just get the skills, experience, funding, dev team, actual design, and... everything else really.
The creature creator was better than the game for Sims sake. At least multiple parts had an effect leading to more creative creatures. All of my game creatures have 1 of each part. Be it a feather, a foot, or whatever. If they had just adjusted the DNA income, they wouldn't have had over-powered creatures, and if they introduced creatures based on attack/social skill, it wouldn't cause a problem with over-powered creatures anyways.
On the bright side, looks like the game I always wanted to make/play is still available. Now to just get the skills, experience, funding, dev team, actual design, and... everything else really.
