Have you ever had a preset opinion, and been totally wrong about a game? Have you ever thought something would be awful, and then loved it, or vice versa?
Horribly wrong?
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First time I played Sins of A Solar Empire I closed it after about fifteen minutes.
Came back to it recently, found out it was worth playing a round or two. Good way to kill an afternoon.
On the other end, we probably have H.A.W.X.
I don't hate the game. In fact I enjoy it. It just wasn't the shot in the arm for the dogfight genre I hoped it would be.
Came back to it recently, found out it was worth playing a round or two. Good way to kill an afternoon.
On the other end, we probably have H.A.W.X.
I don't hate the game. In fact I enjoy it. It just wasn't the shot in the arm for the dogfight genre I hoped it would be.
I remember being so excited for Chrono Cross due to my undying love for CT.
...Then I played the game.
...Then I played the game.
Thought Wind Waker would be brilliant because 'OMG IT'S SOOOOO CUUUUUUUUUUTE!!!111' My poor naive younger self. So disappointed...
Most of these seem to be disappointment stories. Hm... Well lets see, I went into Grim Fandango expecting to be bored (having had no prior knowledge of the game). I went into Assassin's Creed expecting it to be overbearingly difficult.
And I disagree with the Chrono Trigger/Chrono Cross dissappointment. Of course, I played the latter before the former but I thought Chrono Cross was a better game in every way.
And I disagree with the Chrono Trigger/Chrono Cross dissappointment. Of course, I played the latter before the former but I thought Chrono Cross was a better game in every way.
Same.Citrus Insanity said:
I'm not hating on the game, but it just wasn't for me. I got pretty bored after wandering around for a while, collecting safehouses and doing vague missions for a vague purpose. I understand that you're supposed to "make your own story", but I like a little more structure.
I used to think the GTA games were dull. Vice City changed my mind. San Andreas changed it again.
Soul Calibur 3. I wasn't horribly wrong to want it, but the console version was severely disappointing.
warhammer: age of reckoning. i have loved warhammer since i was 8. i had waited patiently for 6-7 months. it was incredibly to start with, but a huge amount of glitches, annoying story destroying and several classes (they are there now) and 4 capitals missing, i was quickly dissapointed. also because you only could reach lvl 40 (managed to lvl to lvl 28 on 1½ month, while playing on almost every class to try em.
it probably only sucked because EA Mythic made it.
it probably only sucked because EA Mythic made it.