games that should have NEVER EVER been made
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If we didn't have Halo, would we not have the samey grime of FPS crap, replaced with a plathora of new blood ideas and foreign concepts from developers trying to actually make their products worth purchasing?
If so then yes.
But I rather doubt it, because people are dumb.
If so then yes.
But I rather doubt it, because people are dumb.
Really, any game based on a movie, but that goes without saying.
Prototype should never have been made. It took a gimmick too generic to stand on its own, and then made it stand on its own by filling the rest of the game with stock mechanics/plots/settings. Also, Two Worlds. Horrible, horrible, horrible game.
Prototype should never have been made. It took a gimmick too generic to stand on its own, and then made it stand on its own by filling the rest of the game with stock mechanics/plots/settings. Also, Two Worlds. Horrible, horrible, horrible game.
Any game that has barbie, bratz, Hannah Montana, Justin Bieber, my little pony, or any crap like that is an abomination and should not exist
But bland shooterville is now the biggest tourist attraction in the states, and all our freinds want to go there but we clearly do not.EradiusLore said:
I see what you did there...funguy2121 said:
I think that Nintendo should make some new games instead of rehashing all of their old ones... I'm fine with new adventures, but reselling us what we played years ago at full retail price is kind of annoying.
True. Ocarina is at the top of a lot of gamers' lists, and for good reasons, but to charge full retail (which I didn't even realize they were doing) and simply overhaul the graphics and allow you to revisit bosses you've defeated is kind of a cheat. If it were an anthology, even an abridged one, that would be a different story. Still, it IS in 3D, so if I were into portables I'd pick it up.FallenTraveler said:
The Half-life series. OK Half-life was fairly interesting, but it has one of the dullest heroes ever created. It was also somewhat aesthetically bland; even for the time the graphics are drab.
Half-life 2 though I completely hate. It had no depth of story or game-play. It had a more generic run and gun game-play, which is not always a bad thing but also not always good. The story was virtually nonexistent. The enemies were annoying, and once again the graphics drab and lifeless.
Half-life 2 though I completely hate. It had no depth of story or game-play. It had a more generic run and gun game-play, which is not always a bad thing but also not always good. The story was virtually nonexistent. The enemies were annoying, and once again the graphics drab and lifeless.
I have a theory about that, but voicing it here would probably get me suspended or banned.TheTim said:
I saw it more as a slap to the face. I could have dealt with it were it a spin-off game, or even the second game taking a new approach. But after two games built on platforming with some moderately funny (if somewhat childish) wit and humor, a third game with vehicles and giving us a single melee attack with a wrench just seemed more like a slap in the face to the fans.Balobo said:
It may just be nostalgia talking, but Nuts & Bolts is actually the most playing a game has ever caused me physical pain...
