also, Vet2501, on PC there's a mod that patches oblivion (not sure if there's one for FO3 but probably) and makes it crash less.Vet2501 said:Oblivion and Fallout 3. As good as they are I cannot bring myself to play them again. They just absorb so much time that I can't justify losing again, and the crashing every 30mins when trying to explore the world/wasteland is just demoralizing. I must have spent the same amount of time reloading the game as my playtime, damn Bethesda!
I'd agree with this completely. Many achievements have been left unfulfilled because the game is so linear there seems little reason to play it ever again.socialtangent said:From my own experience, I'd say Fable 2. After I beat it, I really had no motivation to play through it again.
Once you've beaten Bioshock on hard mode, you have no reason to go back at all, so I can't imagine how even more pointless it must seem on easy.Soulgaunt said:Bioshock. Especially since it was soo easy.
I wouldnt say Bioshock either...since Ive beaten it 3 times already, and gotten all 1000G twice over. (multiple profiles)Aux said:I tend to stay away from games like this. For t he people who said Bioshock though I have to disagree. Only because you can play through the game differently each time depending on the weapon/pasmid combos that you use.
Ah, the memories you just brought back. I even went out of my way and forked over the cash for the psp version with 'added missions'.Furburt said:GUN.
Remember that game? It was a sandbox third person cowboy game developed by the makers of Tony Hawk, and when it came out, it was actually pretty good. The shooting was good, the gameplay was tight, the lands were varied, and the only real problems with it were that the map was quite small and that the story moved far too fast for its own good. But all in all, it was good. The first time.
I recently tried to replay it, and it's almost impossible. Despite being a sandbox game, it's depressingly linear, and there really isn't as much to do as it seemed the first time.
As a great man once said: " There's only one zelda game."Thrust said:this might shock a few, the Mario Galaxy Games and most of Zelda games
i remember this game!Furburt said:GUN.
Remember that game? It was a sandbox third person cowboy game developed by the makers of Tony Hawk, and when it came out, it was actually pretty good. The shooting was good, the gameplay was tight, the lands were varied, and the only real problems with it were that the map was quite small and that the story moved far too fast for its own good. But all in all, it was good. The first time.
I recently tried to replay it, and it's almost impossible. Despite being a sandbox game, it's depressingly linear, and there really isn't as much to do as it seemed the first time.
The characters in that game are pretty awesome, but the sheer lack thereof characters really hurts it, in my opinion. 10 characters (or 12, or whatever it was) just isn't enough for a fighting game anymore. I suppose that's what makes the game so solid though because it doesn't spread itself too thin...Au Naturel. said:BlazBlue is one of the best games I have played, guy. It always feels balanced, the characters all have so much personality and the game mechanics work very well too. The music is awesome and the story blew my mind. It's just plain fun. Especially offline with some friends. Continuum Shift comes out this month, very soon. So hopefully CT won't be that expensive for you.Mutant_Fox said:and soon I'm gonna get me Blazblue: Calamity Trigger. Does anybody else have this game? If so, what is it like?
true, and having the 'biggest gun' on the whole play through while situational added a bit of unexpected challenge ( boss fight with Arjet where you have destroy the AI an not the Orbital Frame, kind of a pain when you kill it 3 hits and you miss judge distance >.>;Sonicron said:Darksiders comes to mind. I had a lot of fun with that one, but once you've found all the treasures and beat the final boss you've exhausted everything the game has to offer.
I love it when games let you play with your most powerful toys right from the start on replays - that's probably why I played the hell out of Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner.