Wait... so you say it has a bad combat system because it gives you logical choices of weapory in a medieval fantasy Action RPG? Armored Core has a bad combat system because you can only use a giant robot in a 3rd person view?
Also I saw Batman: Arkham Asylum to be less about an involved...
That's odd, doesn't someone remember a company that makes software, an internet browser, operating systems, and a gaming console? I think they said that "nobody wants backwards compatibility"? I seem to remember them hastily adding that feature once they were laughed at.
The only thing I could even think would be re-releasing it at a cheaper price. Making a new one would just end with LucasArts failing to deliver a similar (or better) experience.
The black belt from Final Fantasy I. Go ahead and look at his sprite when he's not facing the screen on the world/area map. That is one poorly drawn ass, it really stands out.
1. Make minions do stereotypical evil things
2. Stop hiding the master key to my super lair in the dungeon, or stop hiding the tool
required to destroy me and/or navigate through said super lair.
3. Victory!
Yes, anything from the infamous Nintendo CD-I games are laughable.
Having conversations with Morte in Planescape: Torment always end in a laugh. You know your top priority after waking up in a mortuary is to pick up zombie chicks.
Also Earthbound, Grim Fandango (Monkey Island, etc).
The whole point of MadWorld was a brawling game with a little interaction with the environment, all while satirizing American television. Are you going to tell me Smash T.V. was just a cash-in?
Yes it's rather hilarious when people try to pick on others by calling them nerds/geeks for playing video games. Oh yes you think it sound derogatory, but all you just said was "You're a person who has a superior hobby and better sense of humor than me." Usually I thank people for the comment.
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