Pretty much this. My only issue is that it could've been so much better if they had given it more time. At least 18 months should've done it.The Wykydtron said:
Games everyone but you hates.
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Bionic Commando (2009). I thought it was really damn fun swinging around zip-kicking and shooting robots in their face with a grenade launcher. Sure it had issues, so do all games but this was just pure fun! I loved the strange multiplayer where skillful swinging was the key to victory.
I just wish they had put in 4 player splitscreen or something. Best party game ever.
I just wish they had put in 4 player splitscreen or something. Best party game ever.
People have said all of mine...
Final Fantasy VIII, Mirror's Edge, Dragon Age 2 and Final Fantasy X-2 (Although, the opening pop song scene did make me wonder if I had bought the right game...)
Erm... Let me think then... I'm going to say Crimecraft. Everyone seems to hate that game, I really enjoy it.
Final Fantasy VIII, Mirror's Edge, Dragon Age 2 and Final Fantasy X-2 (Although, the opening pop song scene did make me wonder if I had bought the right game...)
Erm... Let me think then... I'm going to say Crimecraft. Everyone seems to hate that game, I really enjoy it.
Forbidden Forest......... I wonder how many hours of my life have been wasted watching that stupid victory dance between each section. Although using an emulator with a speed toggle alleviates that problem somewhat.
Although having a working C64 set up in the house seems slightly redundant now lol.
Although having a working C64 set up in the house seems slightly redundant now lol.
Final Fantasy 13, I have never enjoyed the story so much in a game. I was seriously emotionally attached to the characters. And I also enjoyed the combat, anyone who says all you have to do is mash the autoattack button never got to any fight harder than the very basic ones. If you didn't set up your characters and time your heals and buff you cannot beat some of the enemies.
Mirror's Edge, I didn't know people hated until reading this thread. One of my favourites games, just absolutely breathtaking and rather moving in story and gameplay.
Too Human was such fun, I put a ton of time in there to grind up to the best gear and almost 100% it, loved the aesthetics and I ACTUALLY LOVED THE GAMEPLAY. Couldn't go back to it though, after coming back to it I couldn't enjoy it again unfortunately.
Also, LoZ Wind Waker is by far and away my favourite 3D Zelda despite the hate it seemed to gather.
Mirror's Edge, I didn't know people hated until reading this thread. One of my favourites games, just absolutely breathtaking and rather moving in story and gameplay.
Too Human was such fun, I put a ton of time in there to grind up to the best gear and almost 100% it, loved the aesthetics and I ACTUALLY LOVED THE GAMEPLAY. Couldn't go back to it though, after coming back to it I couldn't enjoy it again unfortunately.
Also, LoZ Wind Waker is by far and away my favourite 3D Zelda despite the hate it seemed to gather.
ZZoMBiE13 said:
The Wykydtron said:
You both need to get better friends/Joking
OT: Tales of Legendia,is it the Tales series shing moment of greatness no but the game play was fine which is more than I can say for the GBA version of Tales of Phantasia.Plus it was nice to have a main character who wasn't a sword user for once. It made some stupid design choices but was still a fine game. I guess that's just the price you pay for having to follow Symphonia.
Well I'm not gonna hate on that because A: Love the user name. And B: I already had my FF13 rant for the week LMAOAuron225 said:
I don't know who it is exactly but on every "Am I the Only One" thread (or similar) will respond with "You are never the only one." I think that works pretty well here.Valanthe said:
To answer the OP, I'm having a lot of fun with Duke Nukem Forever. Also, I was a fan of Obscure which was either loathed to the point that everyone has decided to pretend it never existed or, it was just one of those games that passed under everyone's collective radar.
Well there are always others who appreciate the same things as you its worth remembering but if I had to choose I would say Black and White 1. It had ambition, it had depth, it is the only god game where I have ever actually felt like a god and not a tactician/mayor. It was also broken as hell but thats why I loved it! Peter Molenuex's games of late lack all the charming ambition of his previous games possibly owing to public demand for stable less idealistic games.
