Your favorite unappreciated video game
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they where great fun to playaimhellfire said:I liked these two games war of the monsters and whiplash. they probably didn't age well but i had fun with them. Whiplash is kinda about a weasel and rabbit tethered together trying to escape a lab. The weasel is a retard who can whip around the smart rabbit as a weapon. Actually pretty funny. war of the monster is a fighter with the classic 1950s monsters.
O.T. if anyone remembers FURY that was a fun game to play with friends for a couple of hours but so sadly flopped.
Because Majestico massively fucked up releasing it; it was barely advertised and the packaging...Raz's feet are in the middle of the shot, and he's stood on a 2-D brain; that plus the title makes it sound like some hideous hybrid of educational and dancing game; then you have "a psychic adventure" on there plus the art to make anyone who does take a good look throw it down and flee in terror, assuming it's some kind of JRPG. I know I glanced at it more than once and didn't bother giving it a second look since I assumed it wasn't something I'd be into.Triforceformer said:
As for overlooked, I nominate Shinobi for PS2. It's awesome. And the PS2 Transformers game that wasn't based on the movie, where you could play as Optimus Prime and headbutt Decepticons off cliffs.
I did play the original Lion King (1994) and it made for a decent platformer. The music was absolutely wonderful. But then again, I was 12 and most video games I played were wonderful.
Hey, I remember that!aimhellfire said:I liked these two games war of the monsters and whiplash. they probably didn't age well but i had fun with them. Whiplash is kinda about a weasel and rabbit tethered together trying to escape a lab. The weasel is a retard who can whip around the smart rabbit as a weapon. Actually pretty funny. war of the monster is a fighter with the classic 1950s monsters.
As is the usual with these threads, I will
What do you know about the milkman? What is the significance of the cookies? Why are those ladies breasts so large? Why does my husband only love my pies?Triforceformer said:
Goemon's Great Adventure for the N64. Fun story, fun characters, full co-op. It was just a fun side-scroller.
Dynasty Warriors is a great way to get rid of a LOT of time.
Gundam Crossfire is a fun PS3 game. I've played it more than I've played most of the big name titles. IT is all the sweeter since I only paid $5 for it at GameStop who most likley paid more than that to get it a year or so ago. It was one of my best $5 purchases to say the least.
Gundam Crossfire is a fun PS3 game. I've played it more than I've played most of the big name titles. IT is all the sweeter since I only paid $5 for it at GameStop who most likley paid more than that to get it a year or so ago. It was one of my best $5 purchases to say the least.
Hm, I guess I can pick out three games I really liked out of the top of my head. I will list them in no particular order.
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines
It is pretty much the only decent vampire themed game I have played. If you ignore the many, and annoying, bugs (or get a patch to eliminate them), there is great story to experience, wonderful characters and awesome voiceacting. The gameplay is pretty good even by today's standards, too.
Thief 3: Deadly Shadows
While complaints have been raised on behalf of the game being too linear, I like the setting very much.
Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords
It beats its predecessor when it comes to gameplay. It is a bit buggy, not to mention incomplete, but I think people treat it too harshly due to the player not being the same main character. The setting is pretty nice, even if it is a bit slow in the beginning.
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines
It is pretty much the only decent vampire themed game I have played. If you ignore the many, and annoying, bugs (or get a patch to eliminate them), there is great story to experience, wonderful characters and awesome voiceacting. The gameplay is pretty good even by today's standards, too.
Thief 3: Deadly Shadows
While complaints have been raised on behalf of the game being too linear, I like the setting very much.
Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords
It beats its predecessor when it comes to gameplay. It is a bit buggy, not to mention incomplete, but I think people treat it too harshly due to the player not being the same main character. The setting is pretty nice, even if it is a bit slow in the beginning.
Moster Rancher, up to the third one, and that was pushing it.
For some reason I always enjoyed it, every now and again i'll get it out and try my new cds, still dreaming of that dagron..
For some reason I always enjoyed it, every now and again i'll get it out and try my new cds, still dreaming of that dagron..
