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Character customization was nice in the first Final Fantasy (well, Dawn of Souls remake, same thing). It was fun going around and whaling on goblins with my hyperleveled team of White Mages, all named after various permutations of the name Abraham Lincoln. Gave me a sense of attachment, unlike in FFII, where the main characters all ground on my nerves.
Super Smash Brothers puts a large number of characters from a disparate array of games in one place. You can have nerdgasms looking at the roster. Who wouldn't want to throw Mario, Pikachu, and Link into a hole and see who wins?
Fallout 3 has a good atmosphere when not listening to Three Dog.
No more heroes 2 has good boss fights for rank 4, 3, and 2.
Skyrim's voice actor for Molag Bal is really good.
Ace Attorney investigations 1 has the best cornered theme.
Dark Souls 2 runs at a solid frame rate.
Ocarina of time has the best Ganon fight in the series.
No more heroes 2 has good boss fights for rank 4, 3, and 2.
Skyrim's voice actor for Molag Bal is really good.
Ace Attorney investigations 1 has the best cornered theme.
Dark Souls 2 runs at a solid frame rate.
Ocarina of time has the best Ganon fight in the series.
Fair enough...
The Guitar Hero series *shudder* is very good at bringing parties of drunk people together with hilarious results. It's the gaming equivalent of karaoke, and although it is horrible in pretty much every way possible it is at least responsible for many a laugh.
EDIT - I suppose we can chuck Wii Sports into that category too.
The Guitar Hero series *shudder* is very good at bringing parties of drunk people together with hilarious results. It's the gaming equivalent of karaoke, and although it is horrible in pretty much every way possible it is at least responsible for many a laugh.
EDIT - I suppose we can chuck Wii Sports into that category too.
Some of Bubsy II's minigames were fun, like launching frogs or guiding an armadillo though a big rig's radiator. Bubsy 3D's large, nearly empty levels worked to make the wretched bastard of a camera feel less stiff.
Digging around in multiplayer Red Faction for PS2 was fun while it lasted. Pity there were limits to how much terrain you could destroy before the game just said 'no'.
In Eternal Ring... the end boss didn't have a second form? Looking back on it I didn't even remember there was an MP bar? Well, if the ring creation system didn't require a strategy guide it would have been really fun and could reward experimentation.
And Rascal... uh... um.... [small]had an ending?[/small]
Digging around in multiplayer Red Faction for PS2 was fun while it lasted. Pity there were limits to how much terrain you could destroy before the game just said 'no'.
In Eternal Ring... the end boss didn't have a second form? Looking back on it I didn't even remember there was an MP bar? Well, if the ring creation system didn't require a strategy guide it would have been really fun and could reward experimentation.
And Rascal... uh... um.... [small]had an ending?[/small]
Since i'm not allowed to mention popular games and since i really only hate one type of game i'm going to say that MMO's keep idiots off the streets at night 
Ohhh, and FIFA uses real names!
Ohhh, and FIFA uses real names!
I have a habit an I rate the videogames I played.
For examples I played games like "Genewars"......rated 1/10, the lowest...
WORST Strategy game EVER!!!!!
However....the reason ehy I bought it at first when I was a foolish little kid, was the idea behind the game:
For examples I played games like "Genewars"......rated 1/10, the lowest...
WORST Strategy game EVER!!!!!
However....the reason ehy I bought it at first when I was a foolish little kid, was the idea behind the game:
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 had some cool costumes, and I liked that they all had individual stats, on top of the aesthetic differences. Also, while it looked and ran absolutely terribly on my PC (framerates jumping from 60 to 20 while staring at the sky), it didn't look completely awful when swinging towards the sun (the Godrays looked nice).
EDIT: I should say swinging in the direction the sun is facing. Not even Spider-Man can swing into the sun, although doing that may have given me more enjoyment than anything else in that game.
EDIT: I should say swinging in the direction the sun is facing. Not even Spider-Man can swing into the sun, although doing that may have given me more enjoyment than anything else in that game.
Tomb Raider had moments where it was sorta fun to blow things up, i liked the passage where you shoot everything with a grenade launcher. It was also quite enjoyable to use the bow.
Cyberia (Not Syberia) was kinda hilarious at times and it had amazingly short load times on ps1.
Eternal Darkness had some interesting insanity effects at times, i liked the fly on the screen.
Cyberia (Not Syberia) was kinda hilarious at times and it had amazingly short load times on ps1.
Eternal Darkness had some interesting insanity effects at times, i liked the fly on the screen.
