most underated game?
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You damn ninja!TheGoldenMan said:
OT: Well, he's pretty much summed up what I was going to say, so... anyone wanna go protest outside LucasArts for a sequel?
Oh how intelligent! That doesn't make you sound like a douche at all!octafish said:
OT: Army of Two: The 40th Day. Its sales and reception were good but not great, but me and my friend have never had more fun playing a game together in our lives. Simply phenomenal.
the Legend of Dragoon.
EDIT: Final Fantasy X is also underrated, but not as much as LoD, which many people totaly forgot existed after the ps2 came out
EDIT: Final Fantasy X is also underrated, but not as much as LoD, which many people totaly forgot existed after the ps2 came out
Scarface the game..
In many ways alot better than the current GTA games at the time...
Played that game to death.. lotsa fun..
In many ways alot better than the current GTA games at the time...
Played that game to death.. lotsa fun..
Are you sure that wasn't just an attempt to fill in the plot holes? The problem's not that stuff got cut - KotOR has an entire planet missing, yet there's only 1 tiny reference to it in the whole of the game - just that they left such an incoherent mess at the end of it.L1250 said:
They attempted too much (3 villains is not necessary: Kreia and Sion or Nihilus would have been just fine) and then they got stuck with a stupid deadline (LA's fault admittedly). If I didn't know it was there, I wouldn't miss it; but they let you get halfway through the HK-50 factory quest before it just ends.
The game had the potential to be better, but it fell flat on it's arse.
Also: I want to know who's the idiot that decided to reveal over and over again that Kreia used to be with Sion and Nihilus? Great character idea with a twist that was revealed very early, and then over and over again.
I can't count how many times I've had this debate on this website!
How can this award NOT go to Psychonauts?
It is easily one of the best games of the past decade and yet has never gotten the amount of plays it should have.
And even still, after all these years of people saying its great, telling people they should play it, I'd say a good chunk of gamers still haven't and still have no interest in playing it.
Its a must play in my opinon.
It is easily one of the best games of the past decade and yet has never gotten the amount of plays it should have.
And even still, after all these years of people saying its great, telling people they should play it, I'd say a good chunk of gamers still haven't and still have no interest in playing it.
Its a must play in my opinon.
Brutal Legend was'nt very fun.L1250 said:
The concept was great, and whatever genre it pretended to be, it could've been more.
It was a mediocre game at best, and not something you expect from Tim Schafer.
As for KOTOR II, hell yeah.
Awesome game, replayed it like crazy too.
Me replying is politely telling you to cut the shit. I don't care about the game either way, but you are not the only one on this website. If it was one of those idiotic threads about, what game do you hate?, shoot for it. But seeing how this thread has nothing to do with games you hated (in fact the opposite), control yourself.dathwampeer said:
That to hard to ask of you?
It seemed pretty clear that it was attempting to be an action/RTS hybrid. Yeah, it definitely had some flaws, but it was pretty much the first attempt at that sort of thing, so that, the very original premise, and Tim Schafer's writing made up for it for the most part, at least in my opinion.MaxPowers666 said:
It might just be that I didn't actually know about everything that got cut until after finishing it, but I did actually enjoy KotOR II. I thought that the villains worked fairly well, I liked most of the characters and planets, and it added some nice new features, so I'd say it's a good game.Woodsey said: