Favorite game that tanked in sales
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Earthbound, amazing rpg for the snes that has gained cult status but it didn't sell well at all when it came to the US. Idk why but not many people bought it, maybe it wasn't marketed well or something. Still an amazing game that didn't sell well at all.
Gungrave and Gungrave: Overdose - such fun gameplay and the music and story were always pretty damn decent plus the games were cheap on release.
Shadow Hearts - one of the best if not the best RPG on the PS2 yet it was basically tossed under the bus and almost nobody heard let alone played it.
Grandia Xtreme - This got me into the grandia games and it had one of the most addicting battle systems in an RPG. I also loved the humor in that game.
since Okami was said many times
Shadow Hearts - one of the best if not the best RPG on the PS2 yet it was basically tossed under the bus and almost nobody heard let alone played it.
Grandia Xtreme - This got me into the grandia games and it had one of the most addicting battle systems in an RPG. I also loved the humor in that game.
since Okami was said many times
Phantom Dust.
Psychonaughts.
Matt Hazard.
Matt is decidedly the odd-man out for not being brilliant, but for providing me one amusing and cheap play through.
Seriously. You need to play this game and you need to get to the tentacle monster boss fight. Trust me. Die once. Retry. Pay off.
Psychonaughts.
Matt Hazard.
Matt is decidedly the odd-man out for not being brilliant, but for providing me one amusing and cheap play through.
Seriously. You need to play this game and you need to get to the tentacle monster boss fight. Trust me. Die once. Retry. Pay off.
I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream
It's one of the best point-and-click adventure games I've ever played, and, as far as story telling is concerned, is ahead of its time even by today's standards. The only problem is that it originally had some game-breaking bugs. Plus, the timing of its release wasn't ideal.
It's one of the best point-and-click adventure games I've ever played, and, as far as story telling is concerned, is ahead of its time even by today's standards. The only problem is that it originally had some game-breaking bugs. Plus, the timing of its release wasn't ideal.
Echoing this. The hotel mission is still one of the best levels I've ever played.Ravnican said:
Wait, somebody made a game of that? I must play it... To the Internet machine!Baconmaninspace said:
Not just somebody! Harlan Ellison himself! He wrote the entire thing, and did the voice acting for AM. And it's actually better than the story on which it's based!The Mighty Thesaurus said:
I recommend getting the ROM for a SCUMM emulator, so as to avoid the potentially troublesome experience of getting it to run on DOSBox. Also, be sure to save often, so as to avoid any of the aforementioned bugs.
No, I'm saying I wonder how the sales of American McGee's Alice compared to Psychonauts, and how well Alice: Madness Returns is doing compared to Psychonauts. I never specified which came first, since it doesn't matter. I'm just wondering how well the first Alice game did compared to Psychonauts, and how well the second game is doing compared to Psychonauts sales-wise.Canid117 said:
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. No one bought that game at all did they?
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I gotta say Psychonauts even though it's been said in almost every post so far
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I gotta say Psychonauts even though it's been said in almost every post so far
Funny thing is...I'm not into mech games...at all. But I enjoyed this one. Never played the Armored Core series so I have no clue. I should have added Lost Kingdoms to the list. That was a good gameEverythingIncredible said: