World of Warcraft I suppose, just wish people would give more inventive faster more skill based MMOs a chance.
Remove one game from existence
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1) Chrono Cross is a retelling, reimagining, and extension of the game Radical Dreamers, which was already a sequal to Chrono Trigger. Basically it was just the Viper Mansion stuff.Aurora Firestorm said:
Magus wasn't in Chrono Cross.
And Kid isn't Schala... she's something created by the Schala part of the Time Devourer in order to get free from the Lavos part of the Time Devourer. Harle is another part, used by the Lavos part to make it so Lavos never got destroyed.
Basically the Lavos part of the Time Devourer is trying to use Serge to replace the REAL timeline (Another) with Serge's (Home).
I hate to say it, because I actually like this game, but COD 4 has got to go I'm afraid, it's the game that kicstarted this whole brown realistic shooter syndrome and maybe if it was gone things wouldn't be so god damn stagnant right now. Unless, say, deleting MW2 would stop the rest of the series from being made, because I don't think shooters got super big until that one was pumped out and sold exactly twenty eight kajillion units.
I would have to say that the games I would delete would be ones I actually love. Why do you ask? The fact of the matter is, they have spawned ugly ugly things.
Final Fantasy 7 - It was announced that if FF7 were ever remade, it would be done as an end of franchise thing. However, imho, none of the FF since have lived up to it's example.
WoW - Yes. Vanilla WoW. Without the success of WoW, we would not have been forced down a slippery slope that I predicted back at the launch of BC that my friends at the time ridiculed me for, but now look at me and tell me they hate me for telling the future. The lack of WoW clones, the lack of games that are built with a focus to specifically destroy WoW and not to innovate in the field of MMOs.... success often breeds cancer.
Halo - Halo is one of few FPS' that I actually like. I think anyone who is more than a casual facebooker can appreciate and even enjoy Halo. It injected something fresh into the FPS genre. That being said, it was Halo that reinforced the idea with major game studios, that FPS games could be profitable. Especially when combined with a halfway decent story. Now, Microsoft does everything in their power to exploit the franchise, even so much as to have a second studio develop a game within the franchise after the first studio said the franchise was done.
Final Fantasy 7 - It was announced that if FF7 were ever remade, it would be done as an end of franchise thing. However, imho, none of the FF since have lived up to it's example.
WoW - Yes. Vanilla WoW. Without the success of WoW, we would not have been forced down a slippery slope that I predicted back at the launch of BC that my friends at the time ridiculed me for, but now look at me and tell me they hate me for telling the future. The lack of WoW clones, the lack of games that are built with a focus to specifically destroy WoW and not to innovate in the field of MMOs.... success often breeds cancer.
Halo - Halo is one of few FPS' that I actually like. I think anyone who is more than a casual facebooker can appreciate and even enjoy Halo. It injected something fresh into the FPS genre. That being said, it was Halo that reinforced the idea with major game studios, that FPS games could be profitable. Especially when combined with a halfway decent story. Now, Microsoft does everything in their power to exploit the franchise, even so much as to have a second studio develop a game within the franchise after the first studio said the franchise was done.
WoW, I don't hate WoW nor do I think it's a bad game, but the damage that done to the industry it's just awful.
And I pretty sure that by picking this I also drag Diablo 3, The Old Republic and a shitton of shitty MMO out there along.
And I pretty sure that by picking this I also drag Diablo 3, The Old Republic and a shitton of shitty MMO out there along.
Left 4 Dead
I'm a huge valve fan and all but left 4 dead's gotta go,the time spent on that game could've been used on Half life 3 or a better new IP.
The game is simply repetitive,boring and also made fandumbs think Killing Floor(which is the superior game for me) is a rip-off of l4d,which is most definitely not.
I'm a huge valve fan and all but left 4 dead's gotta go,the time spent on that game could've been used on Half life 3 or a better new IP.
The game is simply repetitive,boring and also made fandumbs think Killing Floor(which is the superior game for me) is a rip-off of l4d,which is most definitely not.
Deus ex: Invisible war the sequel to the greatest pc game ever made if ion storm hadnt of dummed it down so much it would have been a bit better and not put the series to sleep until square enix picked it up and made human reveloution it but sorta became the middle child of the three games.
They're still around. A new Serious Sam just came out last year, and I think it's even getting a 360 port this year.Laurents van Cauwenberghe said:
I dislike the modern style of FPS, too, but it's easy enough to ignore in favour of what I do like.
Hell, the roots of the FPS genre can be traced back as far as Maze War from 1974. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maze_War] I think it's almost certain that we'd still be seeing FPS games today if we removed several of those earlier titles. For whatever reason, first person shooting has always been a direction we've tried to go in.Akalabeth said:
reply to scrabbitrabbit because i don't know how the fucking quote system
captcha: been there
indeed i have, why thank you for noticing.
ye serious sam 3 bfe was fun, and i want more of these kinds of games. but apperantly we can only get that kind of game in the (semi-)indie games where you can do whatever the fuck you wantScrabbitRabbit said:
captcha: been there
indeed i have, why thank you for noticing.
