your favorite game that got destroyed by crappy sequels?

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soul_rune1984 said:
Paracite Eve. Loved the first one. They ruined the second with bad controls and the third, wtf? Where did Ayas' powers go? What's with the time travel? Oh and DMC4 is worse than DMC2 (in my opinion).
Wait wait wait , theres a parasite eve 3 ? Wtf ? Why havent i heard about this! Now i feel like i have been under a rock !
Also dino crisis suffered the same fate as parasite eve . Dino crisis ( ignoring controls ) was a great game , dino crisis 2 however changed into the same action shooter thing parasite eve 2 did .
 

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I'll be the nerd and say Pokemon. I loved the Gameboy color versions of it (even the heartgold/soulsilver that they released recently), but when ruby/sapphire hit, it seriously went down hill. Heaven forbid, that Nintendo listen to customer complaints and try to improve the mechanics of the game. I hate the HMs and the fact that you had to have HM whores in order to get through the game. Having 6 was fine for me because you could spread it out more and they were very strong as well in combat, but now they are so weak they are not even worth having. I wish they made the HMs more of a passive ability so they don't clog up the precious space you have for moves, or let the Pokemon learn six-eight moves instead of just four.
 

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Master of Orion. The original was a great game, Master of Orion II was a great game, Master of Orion III was some horrid creation that should never have been made.
 

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Kingdom hearts. SquareEnix took Squaresoft's masterpiece (they are two different companies in my mind) and ruined it. Everything you worked for in the first one made irralavent by your own hand, a tease at new and more intresting characters only to have them taken away after a couple of hours. fan fav worlds reduced to rythem games. annoying bosses that can only be defeated by a finishing move and thus making your awasome combo system useless. and a tacked on enemy who's story only comes together in the last hour of the game.

All this made Kingdom hearts 2 unplayable to me. But the biggest sin of SquareEnix was to make 10,000 prequals and half sequals and make each one exclusive to a diffrent system or handheld.

Kingdom Hearts was one of the best Rpg's i've ever played and saddens me that its bees so badly miss handled. Its gotten to the point where i honestly don't care if they make a Kingdom Hearts 3 because if they do it'll like suck worse than FF 13
 

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Dragon Age recently. I still can't cope with DA2 - Origins was great though.
Also Fallout. F1 and F2 are both fantastic, F3 is reasonable until you leave the vault and New Vegas doesn't save it (even though Obsidian tried really hard) since so many mechanics are the same.

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Phishfood said:
Deus ex, although they have at least partially redeemed themselves.
Oh gods. Invisible War was an abomination upon man and nature...
What? How? When? Deus Ex 2: Human Revolution has just been released and it's quite good :).
 

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hey i likes the nazi zombie survival mode that has unforgettable characters, great back story, and kick ass weapons
 

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Darknacht said:
Zelda was also destroyed by a string of incredibly mediocre games starting with Ocarina of Time.
I'm a little confused...so you liked Zelda, Zelda 2 and, Link to the Past and started disliking the series from OoT on or, was OoT the last good one? I always say OoT as being an upgraded version of Link to the Past but that's just me.

Red Rum said:
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.
The sequel was not as intuitive or easy to control.
As poor as the second was, I would still grab a third if it were ever made. The chances of that are probably 0 but it's still not a terrible franchise.

Silent_Protagonist said:
My favourite game is Final Fantasy 6. Whenever I say I'm a fan of Final Fantasy, people always mention the games 11 and up and parade around about how lousy the series is. When I mention the games 9 and prior, they look at me with the stupidest expression. I hate the newer Final Fantasies. -.-
IX was my favorite. I can't see why XI and XIV got to be numerical Final Fantasy titles, especially since XIV is still free to play. I didn't care for X either. I've said before that Mystic Quest is more deserving of a place in the numerical Final Fantasy games than the online ones but that's a completely different game.

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I don't remember a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game after Turtles in Time that was particularly good. Other than the people I quoted that's all I've got.
 

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Mercenaries: Playground of destruction. The first was easily one of my favorite games ever, the second one was a glitchy piece of shit.


Harb said:
Dragon Age recently. I still can't cope with DA2 - Origins was great though.
Also Fallout. F1 and F2 are both fantastic, F3 is reasonable until you leave the vault and New Vegas doesn't save it (even though Obsidian tried really hard) since so many mechanics are the same.

targren said:
Phishfood said:
Deus ex, although they have at least partially redeemed themselves.
Oh gods. Invisible War was an abomination upon man and nature...
What? How? When? Deus Ex 2: Human Revolution has just been released and it's quite good :).
Deus Ex: Human revolution is a prequel not a sequel and they are talking about the actual sequal to Deus Ex called Invisible War. It wasn't terrible but pales in comparison to the original or Human Revolution.
 

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The Sonic franchise post Adventure 2....i don't think i even need to explain what killed it.
 

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The Tony Hawk series is the only one really. Due to money concerns I haven't been able to really play many other series to be sad for their demise. The Tony Hawk games though, that was my crack. Every new game I had to have no matter what.
 

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Febel said:
Mercenaries: Playground of destruction. The first was easily one of my favorite games ever, the second one was a glitchy piece of shit.


Harb said:
targren said:
Phishfood said:
Deus ex, although they have at least partially redeemed themselves.
Oh gods. Invisible War was an abomination upon man and nature...
What? How? When? Deus Ex 2: Human Revolution has just been released and it's quite good :).
Deus Ex: Human revolution is a prequel not a sequel and they are talking about the actual sequal to Deus Ex called Invisible War. It wasn't terrible but pales in comparison to the original or Human Revolution.
There is no sequel to Deus Ex. Don't know what you are talking about. Invisible War? What's that?
 

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Harb said:
Febel said:
targren said:
Phishfood said:
Deus ex, although they have at least partially redeemed themselves.
Oh gods. Invisible War was an abomination upon man and nature...
What? How? When? Deus Ex 2: Human Revolution has just been released and it's quite good :).
Deus Ex: Human revolution is a prequel not a sequel and they are talking about the actual sequal to Deus Ex called Invisible War. It wasn't terrible but pales in comparison to the original or Human Revolution.
There is no sequel to Deus Ex. Don't know what you are talking about. Invisible War? What's that?[/quote]

...Feigning ignorance won't make it go away. And it doesn't really work very well over a text medium.
 

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Febel said:
...Feigning ignorance won't make it go away. And it doesn't really work very well over a text medium.
I know, I know...but with Invisible War I WILL make an exception :).

This also covers my first post about Deus Ex. I'm well aware how things are :). Just thinking if I ever reach the state of absolute denial and ignorance it may make IW go away. MiB neuralyzer anyone?
 

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tunderball said:
Difficult question really well Pokemon have added far too many pokemon now that its gotten silly, still good games but if I'm going to play Pokemon its because I want to see a few of my old favourites and soak in the nostalgia and not play through a poor 20 hour story so I can finally catch a Poliwag! I'm looking at you Black & White.
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Now now, I'm gonna have to disagree with you here.

The pokemon series had to come up with something new every generation, or people wouldn't get interested. If no new pokemon were added, what would be the point of the new generation? And why would Nintendo just let their second most successful series die? Adding new pokemon is just as integral to the series as everything else. To say otherwise is to be incredibly stupid.

Back on topic, Jax & Daxter is definitely the big candidate. Jak 2 and 3 don't even belong in the franchise...

Final Fantasy is assured. With the exception of Final Fantasy IX, which was meant to emulate the earlier ones and had excellent characters, Final Fantasy turned down the path of shit when they started on the PS1.

Thankfully, one of my favorite game series, Sly Cooper, improved with its sequels. All 3 games were excellent. I sincerely hope Sanzaru does well enough with Sly 4 that it won't be added to this list.
 

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mrmooninnod said:
busterkeatonrules said:
Jak and Daxter.

Yes, I said it. I loved the first game, with its lush, green forests and its old-school platforming gameplay done so incredibly well. Not to mention the game world itself:
YES! I'm so glad someone else feels this way (I've even taken to referring to JAK II as "GTA Furry City"). The original was excellent. Simple, expansive, FUN, and with lots of collectibles: everything a platformer should be.