game with most unused potential

[staika]

I'm going to say Assassins Creed because the concept is awesome and I was looking forward to all the games being in different times with different characters and to use the assassination skills on different types of people. But now we are stuck with Altair and Ezio in the same times and the combat gets very dull after awhile.

Edit: Now that I think about it Mindjack is also up there, the game concept was something new and I almost bought it when I saw it in gamestop. It's sad that it sucks because that was one of the few games that pigued my interest on concept alone.

 

[Simeon Ivanov]

Dragon Age II (Very VERY rushed ... too bad, because it's Bioware!)
Duke Nukem Forever (Well ... do I really need to say anything?)
World of Warcraft (arguably)
Devil May Cry 4 (and the new piece of shit DmC)
Bulletstrom (I love that game, but I can easily name a few things that would make the game better)
Spore (I get to play God and all I do is galactic economy? ****)

 

[Simeon Ivanov]

Oh and Brutal Legend

 

[Woodsey]

Oblivion. It was a good game I'll admit however it was to long, to big and overall not enough time was spent on it. Also about halfway through I started wondering if my character just dropped from the sky because nothing ever really fleshes out who you are. I enjoyed it but I could of seen myself enjoying it a lot more if there had been more attention to detail.

Oblivion. It was a good game I'll admit however it was to long, to big and overall not enough time was spent on it. Also about halfway through I started wondering if my character just dropped from the sky because nothing ever really fleshes out who you are. I enjoyed it but I could of seen myself enjoying it a lot more if there had been more attention to detail.

I'd agree with that point about Oblivion nobody knows you, you don't have any family or anything like that.

It's the only really off putting thing in the game for me hope they change that in Skyrim.

Its a staple of the series, it won't change.

I'm going to say Assassins Creed because the concept is awesome and I was looking forward to all the games being in different times with different characters and to use the assassination skills on different types of people. But now we are stuck with Altair and Ezio in the same times and the combat gets very dull after awhile.

AC3 will have a different time period and ancestor.

OT: Assassin's Creed. Obviously that was rectified.

 

[Goldeneye103X2]

Just cause 2. No co-op/multiplayer? What?

It was designed for people who want a strong single-player experience and not based around multiplayer.

Now that's all very well and good, but the amount of times I think about how much fun some simple drop in drop out co-op would have been....
And some large scale death matches......
And capture the flag....
Sigh.

 

[cgentero]

Bayonetta's platforming specifically Witch Walk felt rather underused.

 

[Jake0fTrades]

Kane and Lynch.

Great concept, poor execution.

 

[Fidelias]

Halo Reach.

It had Space Flight Combat \o/
...for one Level

I agree. And they could've done so much more story wise. I mean, this was their chance to show us more about the Spartans. They could've had a more personal story, with flashbacks of Noble Six's training and Dr. Halsey teaching the Spartans, so that people who didn't read the books would understand more about the world of Halo and why it's more than just 'go here, kill aliens'. But no, they decide to just give us a crappy main character with no personal motive in the story. /Sigh...

 

[Halo Fanboy]

Devil May Cry 3 and especially 4. Need better scoring systems, some balance tweaks and a huge over haul in enemy design.