Good Games you will never play.
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Well Persona 4 is my favourite game of all time so I went into P3 expecting to like it. I still do but I have trouble seeing it as anything other than a beta version of P4. Literally everything in P3 is taken and made better in P4, at least in my opinion.Adultism said:
Plus there's no proper mystery to solve in Persona 3. That was what made Persona 4 so extremely good. It actually made you progress the mystery yourself rather than throwing plot at you when you hit point X all the time.
That point in the game where the game folds its arms and says "here's a list of every single person you know in the game. Pick the killer" is the perfect example of why P4 is so awesome
I'll get around to buying a PSP at some point just to play P3P. It's on that annoying price range of around £60 where you know it's cheap but you think it'll go down in price even more if you leave it a few months...
This must be what it's like to participate in Steam Sales I suppose.
There are a lot of good games I would like to play, it's just that I can't...
Basically, I have no money/don't have any console, and my laptop's a piece of junk that lags minecraft, even with some smoothers, all the settings on low, and I'm standing still.
Captcha says I should just to go rhode island.
Basically, I have no money/don't have any console, and my laptop's a piece of junk that lags minecraft, even with some smoothers, all the settings on low, and I'm standing still.
Captcha says I should just to go rhode island.
I doubt I will ever play another Mass Effect game unless it contains Shepard, the ending, while now adequate, still makes me sad because it doesn't explain exactly what happens to Shep.
I can't even play ME3's multiplayer because it reminds me of the story which was so sad.
I can't even play ME3's multiplayer because it reminds me of the story which was so sad.
Dragon Age Origins. I cannot stand the combat. It's one of the reasons I put WoW down in 15 minutes after picking it up.
FF7: Real time combat... it just leaves me scratching my head just as the morphing scenes in Sailor...I mean Power Rangers had me doing while I wondered "What are the bad guys waiting for? Why don't they just hit Them!?"
I have never been able to be immersed in one game that had this type of gameplay.
Okay one and that was Jade Cocoon and hey you could make your own freaking monsters in that game...I could plow through the Turn Based Combat just for that.
Mario 64: I don't intend on ever owning an N64 nor do I want to bother downloading the emulators.
FF7: Real time combat... it just leaves me scratching my head just as the morphing scenes in Sailor...I mean Power Rangers had me doing while I wondered "What are the bad guys waiting for? Why don't they just hit Them!?"
I have never been able to be immersed in one game that had this type of gameplay.
Okay one and that was Jade Cocoon and hey you could make your own freaking monsters in that game...I could plow through the Turn Based Combat just for that.
Mario 64: I don't intend on ever owning an N64 nor do I want to bother downloading the emulators.
half life (all of it): I've tried, actually, but literally i fall asleep from being so bored out of my mind. tried multiple times and just can't hack it.
Bioshock: once again, tried it, and every half hour I kept thinking to myself "why am I playing this boring slog of a game? I could be playing so many other things right now, hell, a 50th run on kotor would bring me more enjoyment than I'm getting now", so in turn, would turn it off and go play something else.
Nothing too much else on the mind at the moment..
Bioshock: once again, tried it, and every half hour I kept thinking to myself "why am I playing this boring slog of a game? I could be playing so many other things right now, hell, a 50th run on kotor would bring me more enjoyment than I'm getting now", so in turn, would turn it off and go play something else.
Nothing too much else on the mind at the moment..
Actually I have a crappy laptop and Amnesia ran pretty good for me, actually. I never played a LOT of it, but I invested an hour or two, and didn't seem to notice anything really intensive.Doclector said:
My laptop was a gift just so I had SOME computer. Undoubtedly bought on a sale at Walmart or Best buy, and its about a year or two old. Hey, it may just be luck, or maybe it gets more resource intensive further in the game, but I'd say to give it a try if you find it on sale. If it doesn't work well you can always set on it for a while until you do end up getting a new computer.
Dead Space 2/3 - Just looks like yet set of action game sequels. Pass.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning - Quit the demo right when I got to the first town. Not really bad, but the whole thing just feels... boring and uninspired. Yet another fantasy game where everyone has the same accents as people from all fantasy settings and you are the chosen one and you control fate and have a special destiny and the elves are smug and hate humans and oh my god this has been done too many times someone please make it stop.
Batman Arkham City - I just don't feel anything towards this game. I enjoyed Arkham Asylum, but I just can't bring myself to care enough to play through Arkham City. I got through the tutorial, said I'd return to it, and never touched it again. Not sure why.
The Walking Dead - Yeah yeah, I hear it's good and emotional and all that stuff. Good for it. I'm just sick and tired of zombies.
Torchlight 2/Diablo 3 - Diablo 2 and Torchlight just didn't do much for me. Didn't find them all that fun.
Borderlands 2 - Borderlands was boring to me. Borderlands 2 looks like it's more of the same, so no thank you.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning - Quit the demo right when I got to the first town. Not really bad, but the whole thing just feels... boring and uninspired. Yet another fantasy game where everyone has the same accents as people from all fantasy settings and you are the chosen one and you control fate and have a special destiny and the elves are smug and hate humans and oh my god this has been done too many times someone please make it stop.
Batman Arkham City - I just don't feel anything towards this game. I enjoyed Arkham Asylum, but I just can't bring myself to care enough to play through Arkham City. I got through the tutorial, said I'd return to it, and never touched it again. Not sure why.
The Walking Dead - Yeah yeah, I hear it's good and emotional and all that stuff. Good for it. I'm just sick and tired of zombies.
Torchlight 2/Diablo 3 - Diablo 2 and Torchlight just didn't do much for me. Didn't find them all that fun.
Borderlands 2 - Borderlands was boring to me. Borderlands 2 looks like it's more of the same, so no thank you.
I have an Intergrated graphics card. A particular one that amnesia really doesn't like, and apparently, there is no way to get it to run.Keltrick said:
And me getting a new computer? I'm a student. An unemployed student. In modern britain. That ain't happening for an age.
As for the port, the devs have expressed incredible amounts of reluctance towards going to consoles. They didn't really state much technical problems with it (although they did say it would require a fair bit of work) they just seem to think consoles aren't suited for it.
Whereas their fans on the forums seem to have promised to mount the dev's heads on sticks if it gets into the hands of the console heathens. Pc elitism at it's finest.
Six years ago I switched to PC only gaming so take your pick, I missed six years of awesome console exclusives.
But most of all this!!!octafish said:
Anything Persona; I like JRPGs and they look interesting, but they're a time sink, and I don't have the kind of free time I used to have.
Pretty much every non-turn-based PC game with high requirements ever. I don't care enough to buy a mouse.
Most adventure games. They aren't going to be re-released any time soon, and I cannot for the life of me figure out how to work an emulator.
Earthbound. See above.
Most adventure games. They aren't going to be re-released any time soon, and I cannot for the life of me figure out how to work an emulator.
Earthbound. See above.