Games you like that other hate.
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That makes sense, I could have sworn the game was made by one of the old wrestling devs because it had too many similarities. As for the rap aspect, I love Public Enemy, but constantly beating the shit out of Flavor Flav with ghetto-karate never lost its spark with me.Furburt said:
Bioshock 2 and Dante's Inferno. Loved them both to bits.
Bioshock 2 had a more emotionally involving story, in my opinion. It didn't carry the same weight as Bioshock 1's story did but I still was very immersed and got choked up at parts. Also, the combat is much better and I had more fun with it than Bioshock 1. Bioshock 1 was supposed to be scary and it was, Bioshock 2 was supposed to be fun and it was. It did everything I wanted it to. Based on its own merits, the game is great.
Dante's Inferno was a great, but flawed, game. I actually liked the game more than the only God of War game I played: Chains of Olympus. I felt that the games were so similar I could only judge them based on story and characters and environments, and that is where Dante's Inferno excels to no end. The story and dialouge is lovely, the characters are interesting and a bit gruesome, and the environments are sickeningly great. One can tell that a lot of love went into the game; I just wish people didn't compare it to God of War so much and just looked at the game itself.
Bioshock 2 had a more emotionally involving story, in my opinion. It didn't carry the same weight as Bioshock 1's story did but I still was very immersed and got choked up at parts. Also, the combat is much better and I had more fun with it than Bioshock 1. Bioshock 1 was supposed to be scary and it was, Bioshock 2 was supposed to be fun and it was. It did everything I wanted it to. Based on its own merits, the game is great.
Dante's Inferno was a great, but flawed, game. I actually liked the game more than the only God of War game I played: Chains of Olympus. I felt that the games were so similar I could only judge them based on story and characters and environments, and that is where Dante's Inferno excels to no end. The story and dialouge is lovely, the characters are interesting and a bit gruesome, and the environments are sickeningly great. One can tell that a lot of love went into the game; I just wish people didn't compare it to God of War so much and just looked at the game itself.
What?Durxom said:
I actually liked these two games. I mean, you've got to give game makers credit for making a game about demon slaying where, instead of a creepy soundtrack, you have what could possibly be the most awesome thing you've heard all year, or for making a game basically spinning off another popular game, but without all that annoying WAIT YOUR TURN, MAGGOT business that RPGs usually shove in your face.
Dirge of Cerberus - yes, I am a shameless Vincent fangirl, plus it actually made me ENJOY playing a shooter.
Champions of Norrath and Champions: Return to Arms - I don't know why people dislike these games, but they were kind of the first console RPGs I ever got into and I fell in love with them.
Diablo II and Lord of Destruction - I dunno what it is with this series either; but, apparently, it's a very polarizing game. People either love it or hate it. In my case, I grew up on it, so it holds a special place in my heart.
Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked - A lot of people who like the anime really didn't like this game for whatever reason...but seeing a guy breakdance a bunch of sentient monkeys to death is sometimes my cup of tea.
Champions of Norrath and Champions: Return to Arms - I don't know why people dislike these games, but they were kind of the first console RPGs I ever got into and I fell in love with them.
Diablo II and Lord of Destruction - I dunno what it is with this series either; but, apparently, it's a very polarizing game. People either love it or hate it. In my case, I grew up on it, so it holds a special place in my heart.
Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked - A lot of people who like the anime really didn't like this game for whatever reason...but seeing a guy breakdance a bunch of sentient monkeys to death is sometimes my cup of tea.
YEAH! I get the same thing all the time. People have a hate on for Kane and Lynch, and I really don't understand why. I thoroughly enjoyed that game. Also Army of Two, I hear nothing but bad things about that game, but I absolutely love playing it.Aerodynamic said:
The Monster Hunter games, we MH fans can somehow look past a steep learning curve, bad camera controls, annoying load times, terrible hit boxes, and repetitive grindy gameplay, and still enjoy this series.
Fable 2, every one I know hates it. I personally love the game and have played it through 3 times. I can see it has faults, mainly in the cliché plot twist, Hammer, disappointing ending, but the humour and the style of the game are what I liked. Plus the dog was a really amazing idea!
I think alot of people were expecting a "wacky shoot 'em up piece of balls to the wall fantastic ridiculous." Instead they got a gritty somewhat slower game, result assumed the game was bad. Recently though I went back and gave it another playthrough and enjoyed alot more, I think that's because of the mindset I had going intehannihalator said:
OP: The closest thing I have is Oblivion, I know alot of people like this game I also know it has alot of flaws. I've had alot of my friends tell me how shithouse it is but I've still spent days on end in front of it
