ive played many games that dont live up to the hype,but the most disappointing thing ive seen in a more recent game was halo 3 odst's storyline and plot. what is your most disappointing thing in a game ever?
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Dark Sector. Just, Dark Sector. I bought that damned game Day One. Biggest mistake I ever made.
On the bright side, I learned from my mistake and have never bought such a horrid game ever again. I vowed upon my realization of how bad Dark Sector was "Never again!" and I'm sticking to it!
On the bright side, I learned from my mistake and have never bought such a horrid game ever again. I vowed upon my realization of how bad Dark Sector was "Never again!" and I'm sticking to it!
I was pretty disappointed with Prototype overall, sure it's fun to endlessly kill things with cool moves. But that was all there is too it, it was especially bad after being spoilt by some other open world games. Prototype just feels like it belongs on the xbox and ps2, not the 360 and ps3.
Tenchu Z. All of it. All of it.
The Force Unleashed could've been better as well, but I still liked it, and I have high hopes for the sequel.
The Force Unleashed could've been better as well, but I still liked it, and I have high hopes for the sequel.
At the beginning of BFBC2, when you were playing as some American WW2 dudes, and you play a completely generic first prologue level, I kept expecting the screen to zoom out and Haggard to be playing a cheap Call of Duty knock-off.
The diversion of the storyline from the first Bad Company (oh, and the new story SUCKS) upset me. And they lacked on the comedy a lot, in place of *seriousness* >.>
Honestly, they screwed the pooch on the single player in that game.
The diversion of the storyline from the first Bad Company (oh, and the new story SUCKS) upset me. And they lacked on the comedy a lot, in place of *seriousness* >.>
Honestly, they screwed the pooch on the single player in that game.
The Fable series in general seems to promise a lot and then ultimately disappoint. Fair enough Fable 1 and TLC were good but even those didn't stand up for other RPGs on the original X-box like KOTOR or Morrowind or, for me, Deus Ex: Invisible war (that game has so much undeserved criticism it's unreal). Fable 2 on the other hand was just a let down through and through, and let's face it most of us fell for Molyneux's bullshit on 'immersion' for a second time despite the game not even managing to hold a candle to RPGs from Bioware, Bethesda or Square Enix. It's alright though, I've learned from my mistakes and there's no way in hell I'm getting Fable 3.
Well, technically, ODST was just an expansion. It wasnt really meant to be a new game on its own.
Need I say Too Human? Yes I believe I do.
And Assassins Creed. It worked out really well for the first half, then the repetition punched me in the balls and I just couldnt keep playig anymore.
Need I say Too Human? Yes I believe I do.
And Assassins Creed. It worked out really well for the first half, then the repetition punched me in the balls and I just couldnt keep playig anymore.
Halo 3. I mean, I never liked it, and always flamed about how shit it was, but that was before I played it. Now I just feel sad. The story was just... confusing, I couldn't tell if there was some kind of plot there or not. I hated the bloom lighting getting vomited on me every two seconds making it nigh impossible to see. I just couldn't stand it, I only played it through entirely partly because I had nothing else to do and partly in order to justify saying it was shit. I still regret it though.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: Spyro: Enter The Dragonfly is and always will be the most disappointing game I've ever played, as I was still too young to know that Insomniac had sold the rights to the series to some unknown, crap developer, so I just saw it as Spyro... on the PS2! I could not be more excited, and what I experienced while playing was nothing short of devastating to my youthful naivety.
Poor, young me; if only I could go back and warn you... if only...
Poor, young me; if only I could go back and warn you... if only...