Famous Franchises that do nothing for you...

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bafrali

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Oh boy. Another overrated thread in disguise. I forgot how we need these things. But what can you do. Gamers love to ***** about things they have no interest in. I wonder if people get off on this.
 

Zenn3k

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hazabaza1 said:
Metroid, I guess. Played a bit of Prime 3, and while I enjoyed it, I got stuck on something and never bothered to try to get even further.
The only Prime title thats any good is the first one. Otherwise, play Super Metroid for the SNES (or get a rom, very playable with a keyboard). One of the best games on that console, hands down.
 

King Billi

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Grand Theft Auto - I understand that it's supposed to be satirical or ironic or something like that but I can't play as characters who are such unbelievable ***holes as the people in these games... Also killing innocent people bothers me even in a videogame.

Half Life 2 - I'm sorry I'm really, really trying with this game but its just so long and my enthusiasm just drains so quickly.

Killzone - I've really enjoyed every Call of Duty game I've played thus far but for some reason this one I just can't seem to get behind even though its largely the same thing just in space! Which should be an advantage really? I don't get it...
 

Dandark

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Im going to add another one. Fallout: New Vegas

I don't know why, I should like it, there are lots of things I like about it but for some reason I just cannot get into it. I think it's because I bought it after I had Skyrim and only have it on consoles so I am bothered by the graphics but I could never get into it.

I hear a lot of praise for it so im kinda dissapointed that I couldn't get into it but oh well.
 

Manji187

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Right now the question is "what franchises still do it for me"? None, I'm afraid.

I grew up on Final Fantasy, Metal Gear Solid and Resident Evil. One by one they fell in their own way.

The last year that I was truly exited for gaming (with something resembling child-like glee) was 2005. I had a Gamecube, so I got Resident Evil 4. I also had a PS2 so I got MGS 3.

Then the next generation started. With its brown/ grey military shooters, pandering to the lowest common denominator (dumbing down/ streamlining), DLC bonanza, gimmicky bollocks like Move/ Kinnect/ Wii, shorter singleplayer campaigns and an overall lack of innovation.

Now I am only cautiously interested in certain titles, like BioShock Infinite and Thief 4.

Gaming has gotten big, now it just needs to mature.