My thoughts exactly.neonsword13-ops said:
The fact that I brought a pre owned Wii so I could play Skyward Sword tells me that I will buy any Legend of Zelda that Nintendo put out. Even if I am enjoying Xenoblade Chronicles more at the moment.
Is there a dev company whose games you will play, no questions asked?
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The fact that I brought a pre owned Wii so I could play Skyward Sword tells me that I will buy any Legend of Zelda that Nintendo put out. Even if I am enjoying Xenoblade Chronicles more at the moment.
Black Isle and now Obsidian. Sure, their stuff is often buggy, and doesn't have the most amazing graphics but their stories are well made and very interactive, plus their gameplay mechanics are always very well thought out.
I would say the same of Troika, for the few games they've put out. Oh, and Generally Rockstar has my loyalty as well, they've let me down rarely enough that I assume the Rockstar logo means it will be fun. Oh, and Bioware, but I feel they get last mention as they are my least favorite out of this whole collection, their stuff is great, it's just... what I said earlier about Obsidian's games always featuring really well thought out, if buggy, gameplay mechanics, well I can't say that about Bioware, sometimes they get lazy or maybe just not creative enough, and their stuff is just as buggy... Still though, I love The Old Republic and pretty much all the Bioware games (though Dragon Age 2 made me want to cry, I don't want a Midevil Mass Effect, I want more Dragon Age).
I would say the same of Troika, for the few games they've put out. Oh, and Generally Rockstar has my loyalty as well, they've let me down rarely enough that I assume the Rockstar logo means it will be fun. Oh, and Bioware, but I feel they get last mention as they are my least favorite out of this whole collection, their stuff is great, it's just... what I said earlier about Obsidian's games always featuring really well thought out, if buggy, gameplay mechanics, well I can't say that about Bioware, sometimes they get lazy or maybe just not creative enough, and their stuff is just as buggy... Still though, I love The Old Republic and pretty much all the Bioware games (though Dragon Age 2 made me want to cry, I don't want a Midevil Mass Effect, I want more Dragon Age).
Pretty much Valve. There are other companies I like better, but the fact that they release games so infrequently and all of them have been fantastic, I just have to buy whatever they come out with. They've never disappointed me.
Also, I'll buy whatever core Pokemon games come out and I pretty much have to get the Professor Layton games when they come out.
Also, I'll buy whatever core Pokemon games come out and I pretty much have to get the Professor Layton games when they come out.
Bethesda. They basically own the giant open world sandbox RPG genre so I'm sold.
I mean, I'm not saying they're the best thing ever, but their games are always worth playing.
I mean, I'm not saying they're the best thing ever, but their games are always worth playing.
Get out of my head!AnotherAvatar said:
Also JE Sawyer could sell me spiders to eat. The man is awesome. (He answered me on twitter and I actually had a fan girl squee moment. That is not me AT ALL)
It has been said before and I'll say it again: Valve
No developer has that kind of quality in every game they make. Honorable mention goes to Team Meat, because I love Super Meat Boy and Binding of Isaac.
No developer has that kind of quality in every game they make. Honorable mention goes to Team Meat, because I love Super Meat Boy and Binding of Isaac.
Blizzard is about as sure fire as it gets. I can't think of a title they've released that I didn't love. Warcraft, Starcaft, Diablo, Lost Vikings were all gold.
I could almost certainly buy whatever project Titan today and be completely satisfied whenever it's release...despite having no more information than that it's a video game of genre/IP unknown being worked on by Blizzard.
That said, I've never actually bought a game without actually researching it and learning about it thoroughly in advance.
I could almost certainly buy whatever project Titan today and be completely satisfied whenever it's release...despite having no more information than that it's a video game of genre/IP unknown being worked on by Blizzard.
That said, I've never actually bought a game without actually researching it and learning about it thoroughly in advance.
It had more to do with the dull temples, bosses, and main antagonist. Sailing was tedious, but I just put the DS down while that was going on and browsed the internet until I either got to the destination or something intercepted me.Zeckt said:
But that one god damn temple...
I'm surprised I even finished the game. It's the only Zelda game I don't like (except for possibly Spirit Tracks, obviously, since I haven't played it).
Blizzard probably. So far there hasn't been any title I knew of I haven't bought. Some of them several times (back when everything was on CDs that could break).
Edit: Exception of Lost Vikings(I've played it though) and the original Warcraft title (I think).
So sad that Ghost was cancelled. Looked just like my kind of shooter.
Edit: Exception of Lost Vikings(I've played it though) and the original Warcraft title (I think).
So sad that Ghost was cancelled. Looked just like my kind of shooter.
