Why did I buy this?
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Every game ever that isn't Lylat wars:
Because after two weeks I'm always back on that infernal game trying to beat my high score.
I don't know why you bought it, were you trying to buy something else when the staff craftily distracted you with a life size blow up Cortana?
Because after two weeks I'm always back on that infernal game trying to beat my high score.
I don't know why you bought it, were you trying to buy something else when the staff craftily distracted you with a life size blow up Cortana?
I use this method too. After upgrading my rig however I did ask myself, "why did I ever buy a PC?" Regardless, totally rad is an important quality for games. There really aren't enough developers pushing the "rad" envelope.Copter400 said:
Metal Gear Solid 3... The only thing I liked about MGS2 was messing about in the enemy uniform after my bro had completed the game, so I have no idea why I thought I wanted the third game.
Cuz it was ten bucks on Amazon's second-hand market and reverse-compatibility in consoles is awesome?
No, I only get regrets after playing something for a week.
'Why did I buy this?'
Is usually answered with
'Because it seemed cool at the time.'
And I'm very good at keeping my money in my pocket.
Except if its KoF...
I've got a ton of KoF games and hardly play them.
I'm just in love with SNK character designs.
'Why did I buy this?'
Is usually answered with
'Because it seemed cool at the time.'
And I'm very good at keeping my money in my pocket.
Except if its KoF...
I've got a ton of KoF games and hardly play them.
I'm just in love with SNK character designs.
you didn't watch the zp review of it did you?exocel said:
for me it's been assassin's creed, i was like "cool get to kill templars and such" and then i realized i was playing the same lvl over and over and over and doing the same thing over and over and over
or i did i mention it felt like i kept doing the same thing again and again?
I bought Dungeons and Dragons Online from my cousins for $2. Their computer couldn't run it, so when they had a garage sale, I decided to buy it off of them for a Toonie and try it out. Big mistake. That game was a waste of perfectly good money. I'd ask for a refund, but, meh.
Oh yeah, and Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. See, I've never really liked fighting games because most of them are seriously unbalanced and can be won by mashing buttons. I also think it's a pain in the butt to memorize combos to perform half-assed moves. However, I just felt the need to buy it, and I really regretted it. From start to finish, I hated it, though I continuously kept telling myself it wasn't that bad of a game. The character creation and story mode were about the only decent aspects of the game. I won't make that mistake again. If I ever get a PS3/360, I'll just borrow Soul Calibur IV from one of my friends.
Oh yeah, and Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. See, I've never really liked fighting games because most of them are seriously unbalanced and can be won by mashing buttons. I also think it's a pain in the butt to memorize combos to perform half-assed moves. However, I just felt the need to buy it, and I really regretted it. From start to finish, I hated it, though I continuously kept telling myself it wasn't that bad of a game. The character creation and story mode were about the only decent aspects of the game. I won't make that mistake again. If I ever get a PS3/360, I'll just borrow Soul Calibur IV from one of my friends.
