Recent content by Sciutovian

Man, I've always love Mario, but I know what you're saying. The scrolling levels would piss me off. The levels where you had to jump from moving wooden platform to platform between moving saws across the line would always get me killed.

I don't use these new features since those websites all suck ass, but when I tried to, my god was it slow as hell. It too about 1 minute to get the menu started up... 1 minute to log in... 1-2 minuts to type a message (depending or not you have that useless toy that snaps on the bottom of the...

I just remembered levels I hate as well. The levels where you have to go around either, turning on a X amount of switches in a small room while tons of enemies try to kill you or while a time limit. Maybe even both. In spiderman for the DS, (came with my DS) the first level was almost impossible...

Yes, yes it is. Well, apparently there's a lot of magic spells and techniques that the game loves to tell you very slowly and with long intervals in between everything. Also, Left 4 Dead 2 doesn't have tutorials if that's what you're implying.

Shadowrun for the Xbox 360 had one of the longest and most boring tutorials. Doing all 5 tutorials in a row without failing once would still take about 40 minutes to complete. Since the game was pretty complex you couldn't just jump right into the online mode either.

Alright, alright! Macmillan. After, helping Macmillan. I haven't played that game in a year.

I did this mission on veteran and it took me about 2 hours. After 1 hour I had to look on Youtube for an easier way and even then I lost about 5 or 6 times. To add insult to injury, on one try the helicopter came and I died the second I got on with Price. I had to try the next day because of...

Yes! Most sewers in video games are half-assed and are pretty much a filler between point from point. I think it was in one Spiderman game where you had to chase Venom (I think) through the sewers. My friends and I would keep dying because electrified water would be everywhere and swinging...

I agree with everything you said, but defending levels made me remember something I hated a lot. Lord of the Rings: Return of the King (Gamecube) A fun game, but with one big pain in the ass level. The mission where you play as Gandalf and you have to run back and forth across the city...

Thank you! You reminded me of two of my favorite series. Rayman: The Great Escape was my first and favorite Rayman game of the series. Turok 64 was amazing and Turok: Evolution was kind of good, but these new Turoks just suck, like you said. Trying to modernize Turok into some sort of stupid...

Also, I forgot to mention levels where you can't do anything, but shoot at things around the screen. RE5 had a boss fight where all you did was just hold the shoot button down and move the reticule around the screen at a fat, dumb ogre. I don't find those exciting or fun I find them boring...

Any levels you mention can be specific ones from video games or just the cliche general ones you find everywhere. For me, I really hate water levels in video games (especially when you have an oxygen meter) because you are slower (no shit), cannot attack most of the time, and introduces us to...

Sonic needs to make a comeback or he's going in the gutter. Speaking of things Sega related, a Chromehounds sequel would be very nice. Especially, since they're closing their online service in 2010. Also, Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat, which was such an underrated game. That definitely needs a sequel.

I will try for achievements in video games because it's fun and makes use of some in-game features that I would've never used. However, if there are some really annoying achievements like Crackdown with the 1000 agility orbs or Assassin's Creed with the impossible-to-find flags, then count me...

I don't have the game WET and I won't probably buy it, but I downloaded the demo and the music was very cool. I looked it up on youtube and I listen to some of it whenever I'm animating or playing video games (like L4D if I want to go Rambo).