The flat-out worst game you have ever played. EVER.
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Something with innovation, and something without a fan base that gives everyone else a bad nameimahobbit4062 said:
Section 8 (yes it was flawed), Unreal Tournament, Quake arena, Deus Ex
I'm sorry, but what you say would've made all the sense in the WORLD, if the "tactic" you speak of, the one that the ingenious humans came up with in all their glory (praise to the white master race, and all that)....wasn't CHARGE with Alien Horses, and CHARGE with Dragon thingies! What Tactic?Glademaster said:
Ok fine, there was that bit with throwing grenades into the engines, but they could've just as easily have thrown rocks in and gotten the same effect.
A bit point-and-click considering the sheer awesomeness of its predecessor, but I didn't see much 'broken'. Elaborate?Johnny Impact said:
Oh man, I was DEVASTATED about how bad that game was, especially after MOO2!
One game I have to add. Darksiders. When Bayonetta does a better job at being a God of War clone, you're fucking doing it wrong. It's the only game I've voluntarily returned.
I think "VVVVVV" and I also hated "Rogue Warrior", but I despised "Far Cry 2" and "Dragon Age: Origins".
FLAME SHIELD: ACTIVATED.
FLAME SHIELD: ACTIVATED.
The Super Mario 64 remake for the Nintendo DS. Who thought that having the camera controls be the touch screen was a good idea? Infuriating all around.
I have no problem with you thinking either of these two are bad games and recon you must be pretty lucky for these to be you're worst two that you've ever played but please don't make up stuff. Higher players do not get better weapons or perks than the lower levels in any of the CoDs from 4 through Blops.Mikeyfell said:
4 - Widely regarded as the best guns were M16 and mp5, both available from the start.
WaW - mp40 is available from level 10
MW2 - ump and scar available from start / early on.
Blops - famas and ak-74u both unlocked in the first 20 odd levels, so is a bit farther than the others but hardly unlocking the bfg's at level 65 or anything.
As for perks 4 and WaW the key ones were stopping power and juggernaut, unlocked from the start. MW2 was stopping power unlocked from the start. Blops, arguable which is best but as soon as you can create a class you can choose which perk to unlock.
OT: Croc 2 I guess... might be something worse out there that I've successfully repressed the memory of it.
EDIT: Oh FF2, wtf was that level system like? Really thought it was terrible.
Halo 3, I rented it because of peer pressure and was floored by it compared to the amazing accolades that gamers and reviewers had given it compared to how I felt of it. I know a lot of people love it and am not trying to start a flame war but I just found it repetitive and very unoriginal even more so by the amount of hype around it.
I'm a fan of racing games and mostly play within that genre.
To that end I wish to nominate NASCAR 2009 by EA Games.
In GT5P and Racedriver 3 I really enjoyed the oval track racing, so I thought I'd give NASCAR 2009 a try when I found it for £10 in GAME.
What's fun about oval racing? Well, the trade-off between track position and momentum is being made constantly. The car is always on the edge of traction, so careful throttle control is really important. The fact there isn't one clear correct line means that overtaking is actually quite a tactical endeavour.
So to NASCAR 2009: I started playing it on Easy - I always do this with any game. It lets me get a feel for any control quirks. I found on Easy the traction control was so powerful and effective, with turn-in assistance also given, that I could simply open the throttle and get round the track with little thought. Overtaking becomes a breeze and I easily win every race.
Not a real problem - easy is supposed to be easy after all - but it would be nice to see beginners have to work a bit for their wins.
So I switched over to hard, and now the game becomes more fun. In corners I can feel the car trying to slide away and ram me into the barriers at 150mph, and I can feel my competitors breathing down my neck. The handling model is now challenging enough to really make me work for my lap times without crashing massively.
The problem is, the AI can't deal with handling model. Every single lap there would be a huge crash and the safety car would be deployed and we'd lose several laps for cleanup. As a result, I only had control for 30% of laps, and we never completed a racing lap.
Stuff like that just screams at me "We CBA with beta testing" and I stopped playing within about three races.
To that end I wish to nominate NASCAR 2009 by EA Games.
In GT5P and Racedriver 3 I really enjoyed the oval track racing, so I thought I'd give NASCAR 2009 a try when I found it for £10 in GAME.
What's fun about oval racing? Well, the trade-off between track position and momentum is being made constantly. The car is always on the edge of traction, so careful throttle control is really important. The fact there isn't one clear correct line means that overtaking is actually quite a tactical endeavour.
So to NASCAR 2009: I started playing it on Easy - I always do this with any game. It lets me get a feel for any control quirks. I found on Easy the traction control was so powerful and effective, with turn-in assistance also given, that I could simply open the throttle and get round the track with little thought. Overtaking becomes a breeze and I easily win every race.
Not a real problem - easy is supposed to be easy after all - but it would be nice to see beginners have to work a bit for their wins.
So I switched over to hard, and now the game becomes more fun. In corners I can feel the car trying to slide away and ram me into the barriers at 150mph, and I can feel my competitors breathing down my neck. The handling model is now challenging enough to really make me work for my lap times without crashing massively.
The problem is, the AI can't deal with handling model. Every single lap there would be a huge crash and the safety car would be deployed and we'd lose several laps for cleanup. As a result, I only had control for 30% of laps, and we never completed a racing lap.
Stuff like that just screams at me "We CBA with beta testing" and I stopped playing within about three races.
They ruined everything about it and made alot of bad changesCat Cloud said:
1. Combat was totatly redone in a bad way
2. Look up a vid and listen to the voice changes they changed a good few voice acters and actresses
3. How Momo looks in it..... SHE ISNT CUTE ANYMORE
Theres many reasons just watch the cutscenes and skip right to Ep III its alot better
I feel very lucky that the worst games I've played (Perfect Dark Zero, Half-Life 2) are not bad but only mediocre. Very lucky indeed.
Times like this I feel grateful for my relative lack of gaming experience. I never played E.T, or Big Rigs, or Superman 64, or any other truly awful, astonishingly bad game. And I don't plan to.
Times like this I feel grateful for my relative lack of gaming experience. I never played E.T, or Big Rigs, or Superman 64, or any other truly awful, astonishingly bad game. And I don't plan to.