what games do you regret bying?
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Xenosaga: Episode 2 (that should have told me something straight away) I saw it and thought "Huh, this looks interesting, plus it's cheap." The tutorial took far too long and was loaded with cut scenes. I know it was only the start of the game, but it was just ridiculous.
Time Splitters: Future perfect, I got it recently for the xbox and...it didn't work...although it's not too much of a regret since I didn't pay much for it and purposefully set out to buy it.
Time Splitters: Future perfect, I got it recently for the xbox and...it didn't work...although it's not too much of a regret since I didn't pay much for it and purposefully set out to buy it.
Gotta say I love Final Fantasy; however FF X-2 was like a repeated kick in the balls. A punishment I payed $55 for....
FF XII was decent enough but they still felt like after so many hours of bull crapping around I was sick of it.
FF XII was decent enough but they still felt like after so many hours of bull crapping around I was sick of it.
you bought one modern warfare, regretted it and proceeded to buy another? what's wrong with you?
blueberry garden looked like a fun little indie game. i had just finished and yet it moves, and that game was awesome. blueberry garden is the most painful game i have ever bought. took me just over an hour to get both endings. no desire to play anymore. that translates to a dollar per 12 minutes of pain. worst purchase ever. even .detuned from psn was a better purchase!
blueberry garden looked like a fun little indie game. i had just finished and yet it moves, and that game was awesome. blueberry garden is the most painful game i have ever bought. took me just over an hour to get both endings. no desire to play anymore. that translates to a dollar per 12 minutes of pain. worst purchase ever. even .detuned from psn was a better purchase!
MW 2, the co-op was entertaining but the rest of the game was shit. 'Nuff said.
Splinter Cell: Convinction, this game was an absolute joke and a big slap in the face to the series. The worst part is that people loved this stupid game because it wasn't like the previous ones. The game takes very little skill or stealth ability. You're pretty much encouraged to just blow everyone away, and because of your ridiculous arsenal, that's completely doable. I also really hated how you were either completely visible like a neon sign, or as invisible as a ghost. And the worst atrocity that this game makes, in my humble opinion, was the fact that you didn't have your night vision goggles or thermal goggle. Yeah you had that stupid sonic emitter thingy, but that's just not the same. I couldn't even finish it, that's how lame I thought it was.
Too Human, I thought the makers of Eternal Darkness and the people who brought one of my favorite games of all time, Metal Gear Solid, to the Gamecube would have been able to make a halfway decent game. Boy was I sadly mistaken. The plot was idiotic, the combat was wonky and boring, and there was practically no penalty for dying which makes progression less appealing. At least I sold it off for $45 afterwards, so I didn't get completely screwed.
There have been others, but these are the ones from recent memory.
Splinter Cell: Convinction, this game was an absolute joke and a big slap in the face to the series. The worst part is that people loved this stupid game because it wasn't like the previous ones. The game takes very little skill or stealth ability. You're pretty much encouraged to just blow everyone away, and because of your ridiculous arsenal, that's completely doable. I also really hated how you were either completely visible like a neon sign, or as invisible as a ghost. And the worst atrocity that this game makes, in my humble opinion, was the fact that you didn't have your night vision goggles or thermal goggle. Yeah you had that stupid sonic emitter thingy, but that's just not the same. I couldn't even finish it, that's how lame I thought it was.
Too Human, I thought the makers of Eternal Darkness and the people who brought one of my favorite games of all time, Metal Gear Solid, to the Gamecube would have been able to make a halfway decent game. Boy was I sadly mistaken. The plot was idiotic, the combat was wonky and boring, and there was practically no penalty for dying which makes progression less appealing. At least I sold it off for $45 afterwards, so I didn't get completely screwed.
There have been others, but these are the ones from recent memory.
Perfcect dark on the xbox 360, and the reason why I a regret buying heavy rain was that I was sucked into the hype of the motion control aspect, but after playing the game for a couple hours I felt bored from the repitition of action (like playing a game where all that happens is spawn death)