Screw that!! We'd have no MGS4 (You will not deny the epicness of snake and live) or Gears of War 1 and 2!!Metalhandkerchief said:
Games that should be forgotten.
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ForensicYOYO said:
i liked starfox adventures and too human.........LogicNProportion said:
OT: lets see doom 3, metroid other M,and WET the world would be better with out all of these as would my sanity. (i would put fallout 3 in here but new vegas is actualy fun)
I agree with the idea of don't forget, because of the possiblility to repeat a mistake.
But I personally wish everyone would just forget about the CDi Zelda games and Hotel Mario. Yes, it makes for great Youtube Poop, but I think it's a sacrifice I'm willing to make.
But I personally wish everyone would just forget about the CDi Zelda games and Hotel Mario. Yes, it makes for great Youtube Poop, but I think it's a sacrifice I'm willing to make.
Holy shit I forgot about that Star Fox game! I remember actually thinking it was kinda cool and epic at the time, but literally could never finish it. You had to fight someone in a sparing match I think and tap A really fast, me, my brother, or my dad could never beat that part and we ended up getting rid of it, I think. It was so long ago I cant rememberForensicYOYO said:
then dont play themMetalhandkerchief said:
lol yeah i actualy liked the game and ill tell you this that part was a pain (first time i didi it we had to use a turbo controllers macroninja51 said:
its realy not that bad of a game. What followed was.......
Most Nintendo games seeing as how most of them are remakes, reboots, or "reimaginings" made to cash in on nostalgia.
Daikatana was the WORST. EFFING. GAME. I EVER PLAYED.
After I finished it, I tossed it into a bum fire and gained +50 karma points.
My god, 20 minutes after finishing Fallout and I'm already referencing it.
After I finished it, I tossed it into a bum fire and gained +50 karma points.
My god, 20 minutes after finishing Fallout and I'm already referencing it.
I may have played a few shitty games in my life that I certainly regret playing or remember, but I wouldn't say I'd want to forget them. If I forgot these games exist than I may run the risk of buying it again or buying a game similar to it. Better that I learn from mymistakes and become a better person for it than to be naive and believe everything I get is gold. Also, part of the reason that the best games truly are good is because they stack up WAY better than the bad ones (if all we had were good games, can we really define it as "good" and not just "games"?)
The Zelda CD-i games. I have no idea why people say they exist when everyone knows that THEY NEVER HAPPENED!
Every WipeOut clone ever, more specifically the so-shitty-it-creates-its-own-parallel-universe MegaRace 3: NanoTech Disaster.
I can thank whatever entity watches over us that I survived putting that disk in my PS2. For a few moments, I thought all was lost.
I can thank whatever entity watches over us that I survived putting that disk in my PS2. For a few moments, I thought all was lost.
Why would your parents buy you that!? And don't tell me that they had no idea, it's much too obvious.Madara XIII said:
Anyway, I'm going to go with "The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks". Surprised? I want it to be erased from existence so that we can get a proper sequel to Wind Waker (okay, to Phantom Hourglass) that isn't cobbled together in one year. It was a pretty good game, but the lack of polish is MUCH too obvious.
Can we forget parts of a game? Because Final Fantasy II was absolute garbage in everything except the music department.
Other than that, Crash/Spyro games not made by Naughty Dog and Insomniac, respectively.
Other than that, Crash/Spyro games not made by Naughty Dog and Insomniac, respectively.
Apart from appearance and leader, they're really nothing like Nazis. They were fighting to defend their home planet from the Vektans, they weren't trying to exterminate an entire race because of their beliefs.MR.Spartacus said:
Instead of forgetting a game, here's one I wish was never made:
Daikatana.
Seriously, if it wasn't for John Romero's management clusterfuck, Looking Glass Studios would have still been making Thief and System Shock games instead of closing their doors. The only good that came out of Thief 3 after that was the Robbing The Cradle mission.
Daikatana.
Seriously, if it wasn't for John Romero's management clusterfuck, Looking Glass Studios would have still been making Thief and System Shock games instead of closing their doors. The only good that came out of Thief 3 after that was the Robbing The Cradle mission.
Turok for the Xbox. I had that game as one of the 2 release games. The other being halo. God it was BAD! The controls were shoddy, the aiming terrible the graphics were bad. All of it looked even worse just because halo was so good too
Mostly games I think that should be forgotten as the ones company's cant let go and remake them into the ground. Halo I'm looking at you right now -.-
Mostly games I think that should be forgotten as the ones company's cant let go and remake them into the ground. Halo I'm looking at you right now -.-
Oh god no, not that game, why'd you remind me of it? It was called Operation Darkness, I think that's the game you're talking about, a turn-based TPS.Ekonk said:
Edit: After reading more posts, what you're actually talking about looked WORSE just by the box art alone.