same here, scribblenauts (and its sequel from what ive played) are awesome games, but i can understand if someone wouldnt like em.Quote:
Originally Posted by shrexican
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same here, scribblenauts (and its sequel from what ive played) are awesome games, but i can understand if someone wouldnt like em.Quote:
Originally Posted by shrexican
I would unplay The Incredible Hulk: The Pantheon Saga. This Hulk game is kind of annoying.
Stopped playing at the first stage.
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Originally Posted by shrexican
WOW, when I saw that I was quoted, I kind of expected to be bashed about disliking 999, not Scribblenauts. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by sockesocke
Still, I consider myself a really imaginative person, and yet I found both games to have no real challenge in them.
Hydlide.
A game where you lose health by walking.
I beat it about 5 times. (Masochistic bragging rights?)
Devil May Cry 2. That game was just awful. Never have I been so bored during an action game and so disgusted by product placement. And they even tainted the memory of a beloved boss of mine from the first (Phantom, that lava spider thing). Gone was the difficulty of the first and it was replaced by just bland gun-shooting. I bought the set and figured "Eh, everyone says not to play it, but I'll be a faithful gamer and play the whole series." After the mere two days it took me to beat it, I became one of those naysayers. Thank the lawd the other three games of the series blow it out of the water.
Gothic II and Hinterland
Worst purchases on Steam I've ever made.
As much as I want to post a game that I want to unplay, I fear for my life, due to the large amounts of people that love it.
So I'll just leave it as an "overrated" game, featuring colorful animals with
SOOPER POWERS
that is all
Alundra 2. Every single door in the game requires you to flip a switch and run back to the door before it closes. I spent three hours and wore blisters on both thumbs trying to get through one dungeon as a child. Never got through it either. Screw that game.
My list:
Any crash bandicoot game
Splinter cell only the original(hide the body, i mean really)
gradius1
SuperC (in other words contra 2)
Street fighter 1 and 3
MK1, 4, vs.dc
any spyro game after the original
Warcraft
WoW
Starcraft64(yes, it exists)
any pokemon anfter emerald(why do i have the feeling im goin to be screwed -_-)
Neverwinternights 1
Redsteel*1
any destroy all humans after the original
doom64
any syphon filter after the original
any silent hill between the original and shattered memories
SSB & SSBM
DK country 2, 3 and DK64
banjo & kazzoie
FF echo's of time and anyone from the FF MMO on
casltevania until it started to be its own genre known as metoidvania
disney based games with some exeptions(PoP, those good ones)
rygar
mario vs donkey kong series
Any game mentioned was simply horrid and/or unplayable.
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Originally Posted by mega-death1
SOCOM Confrontation, that game had so much potential, but it crashed and burned. It taught me a lesson; double check a box to see if its online only, and never buy a game that is online only.
I Thought it was simply atrocious. oh and im talking about the original n64 version, not the 360 one. the 360 one was actually pretty damn good :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
I was too o_OQuote:
Originally Posted by mega-death1
I played the hell out of BK. Tooie wasn't as good, but still ok. And I agree with BK Nuts & Bolts. It's great ;)
It also had to do with the company. i didnt like how they were making theyr games at the time.
N64 Castlevania games, and Donkey Kong 64.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kouen