Your favorite unappreciated video game
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Not many people about the best Mario game ever made. I LOVED Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. But most people think I'm talking about Paper Mario when I say Mario RPG...
It's been mentioned, but Outcast is one game which sticks in my mind, these days it's ridiculously hard to install and play.. but worth getting it running. I loved the story, the fantastic elements and the organic feel to the whole thing.
Siege of Avalon always gets me playing it again, it's episodic approach was revolutionary at the time.. cheap episodes released frequently (You listening valve?) and a deep gripping story.
X-Beyond the Frontier was the first game to make me feel actually lost in space.. I sank hours into that game.
Siege of Avalon always gets me playing it again, it's episodic approach was revolutionary at the time.. cheap episodes released frequently (You listening valve?) and a deep gripping story.
X-Beyond the Frontier was the first game to make me feel actually lost in space.. I sank hours into that game.
Bethesda's Pirates of the Caribbean, which was basically a Disney rebranding of Sea Dogs. It had everything I'd wanted from a pirate game, even if every feature was painfully badly done. It did get modded to near-tolerability, so I still play it.
Yea I really don't understand why the masses despise this game.Arkvoodle said:
It is the most fun you can have as a physically inept furon clone.
I really liked Sonic Unleashed and don't see why so many people didn't like it. It added a new way of playing as him, but maybe a lot of people got the 360 version that had the RPG parts to it instead of the Wii version which cut 90% of that outTriforceformer said:
I guess I'm pretty much one of the last Sonic fans around, we are a dying breed
I'm pretty sure that game is not as under appreciated as you think, I heard a lot of people liked it and until recently, I never owned a copy (at first I thought it looked weird but after my brother got it, I actually finished it before he got 2 hours in).NezumiiroKitsune said:
Probably fable 2, I personally agree with the high amount of criticism about the game but when it came to just fooling around with the good/evil/pure/corrupt aspect it was just plain fun.
Personally I hope they have more of the craping around aspect of it in fable three as well as hope they dont have painfully slow mandatory scenes so that I can feel better about the replay value of it.
Personally I hope they have more of the craping around aspect of it in fable three as well as hope they dont have painfully slow mandatory scenes so that I can feel better about the replay value of it.
It was certainly a critical success and to the vast majority whom bought it a pleasure to play, but due to it's out there design and concept was underwhelming in the sales department. Besides, unless every single person who can call themselves a gamer plays it and fully appreciates the massive leap of faith it took into an ocean of faceless FPSs and absolutely terrible football game remakes (seriously, what other genre could get away with releasing the same game 10 times?!), then it's way under appreciated on my insane scale of where it should come appreciation wise. Somewhere between the cure for cancer and the guy who gave you your first puppy.BNguyen said:
Battlefield Bad Company. That games is often treated like the Bastard child of the series but i love it.
Oh wow; such a good game. I can't even count the hours I burnt on this game just because of the music.Syphonz said:
For me it was an old ps1 platformer: Jersey Devil. Were I to play it now I would probably hate it, but back when I was a youngster I had a lot of fun with that game. It was just so cool and has been all but forgotten. Which as a generic platformer really isn't surprising at all, so it's whatever.
Chrono Cross, people seem to only remember Chrono Trigger but Chrono Cross was an almost flawless game.