Games you tried that were suprisingly fun
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I saw the trailer and prerelease stuff for Dark Sector and figured it was lacking in polish, but it seemed like it was inventive enough to at least rent. Of course, I haven't even gotten any new games in months; maybe I'll pick it up.orannis62 said:
I have to say, if there's any game worth having a PSP for, it's Loco Roco. My buddy has it and it owns in hectares.
Bioshock. I didn;t know what to expec from the game when I first picked it up, but I think the thing that hooked me into it was the story. I fucking loved it.
I hope you don't mind, but I'm gonna start using that turn of phrase. I lol'd pretty hard.GyroCaptain said:
As well.-Zen- said:
I went in having no idea what to except what I got from funky commercials and some Disney characters I saw.
I just had such a great time.
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Kings bounty (pc) dled the demo and absolutly fell in love with it
heroes of might and magic dark massiah (it looks like a generic fps fantasy world that got rid of all the fantastic art direction of heroes V but its a pretty fun game with alot of tactical options)
COD4 (I was planning to ignore it till it got cheap since its single player was really short but it came with a graphics card I got and Ive been totaly hooked on its multiplayer and to my shame only beat it once single)
*sigh* world of warcraft (I got it thinking I would only play it like a couple months like most mmos but ended up getting hooked for years, Im better now tho)
heroes of might and magic dark massiah (it looks like a generic fps fantasy world that got rid of all the fantastic art direction of heroes V but its a pretty fun game with alot of tactical options)
COD4 (I was planning to ignore it till it got cheap since its single player was really short but it came with a graphics card I got and Ive been totaly hooked on its multiplayer and to my shame only beat it once single)
*sigh* world of warcraft (I got it thinking I would only play it like a couple months like most mmos but ended up getting hooked for years, Im better now tho)
System Shock 2
(of course after i spent an hour trying to figure out why it crashed every 2 seconds, dual processors just rape the game)
I was really surprised, I hate RPG games, but for once i enjoyed going through corridors and getting better stuff, hacking, hitting the things on the wall for fun just to see them crumble, leveling up.
Also, when i saw Oblivion gameplay for the first time, i thought "wow that game is awesome, FPRPG, could be awesome!" so i looked up its previous installments to play, since i used to oly afford a refurbished xbox that crashed every 20 minutes.
Bought morrowind and was surprised at how great it was, i expected voice acting, but i was like eh, and it turns out i would go with Morrowind over oblivion anyday.
all of the older games really set the bar, and i bet if people would try the first fallouts, they may enjoy those more too.
(of course after i spent an hour trying to figure out why it crashed every 2 seconds, dual processors just rape the game)
I was really surprised, I hate RPG games, but for once i enjoyed going through corridors and getting better stuff, hacking, hitting the things on the wall for fun just to see them crumble, leveling up.
Also, when i saw Oblivion gameplay for the first time, i thought "wow that game is awesome, FPRPG, could be awesome!" so i looked up its previous installments to play, since i used to oly afford a refurbished xbox that crashed every 20 minutes.
Bought morrowind and was surprised at how great it was, i expected voice acting, but i was like eh, and it turns out i would go with Morrowind over oblivion anyday.
all of the older games really set the bar, and i bet if people would try the first fallouts, they may enjoy those more too.
The Sims 2. I despised the first Sims, because my girlfriend couldn't get enough of it - leading to a significant decrease in my wealth, all thanks its ungodly expansion packs being pumped out every few months. On top of that I also didn't like the gameplay much either.
Funnily enough, a few years ago I played The Sims 2 at a friend's house and really enjoyed it! And it was quite enjoyable leading innocent sims into a pool and removing the ladder.
Sometimes the Grim Reaper took a dump in my toilet. Best glitch ever.
Funnily enough, a few years ago I played The Sims 2 at a friend's house and really enjoyed it! And it was quite enjoyable leading innocent sims into a pool and removing the ladder.
Sometimes the Grim Reaper took a dump in my toilet. Best glitch ever.
Beyond Good and Evil.
Most of you have probably heard of it, most of you have probably never played it.
When it was part of the Ubisoft Classic Pack deal on Steam recently, I bought it and tried it out. I had heard it was good, but it looked kind of childish and I didn't think it would be great.
I was wrong. After about 20 minutes I loved it, I played for 6 hours straight the first day, and another 6 the next, when I finished it. It is an absolutely brilliant game. It's a game where the developers tried to do everything, and against all odds did it all beautifully.
I would suggest buying it, it's only $10 US but I would pay more than that.
Most of you have probably heard of it, most of you have probably never played it.
When it was part of the Ubisoft Classic Pack deal on Steam recently, I bought it and tried it out. I had heard it was good, but it looked kind of childish and I didn't think it would be great.
I was wrong. After about 20 minutes I loved it, I played for 6 hours straight the first day, and another 6 the next, when I finished it. It is an absolutely brilliant game. It's a game where the developers tried to do everything, and against all odds did it all beautifully.
I would suggest buying it, it's only $10 US but I would pay more than that.
Metal Gear Solid. I now love the series, but back when the first one came out, everyone was busting my balls about it. And seeing how it was the beginning of the shovelware era and my trust on people's taste had dropped significantly, I thought it was just a hyped piece of shit.
And then I played the game and I fell in love. Complete 180.
And then I played the game and I fell in love. Complete 180.
Futari ha Precure Arienaai Yume no Kuni ha Daimeikyuu. You'll have never, ever, ever heard of it, because it's a platform game starring two Magical Girls. You control one girl at a time, and have to use both to solve puzzles (They're both in the same level), collect the Hearts, not get killed, beat up food based enemies (Curse you, sugar based foods.) and get to the goal within the time limit. Contains wierd minigames that made no sense. One of the girls wears Blue, and has blue hair. The other wears black and pink, and has ginger hair. I think the Ginger one is better. There was also a sequel/spinoff/something called Futari wa Precure Max Heart - Maji Maji Fight de IN Janai, which introduced a blonde Magical Girl, and had you play as each one in turn across a variety of Super Mario-esque platform levels.
Do not, at any cost, ask why I know of (And have played through) these two videogames. They are both, so you know, on the Game Boy Advance.
Do not, at any cost, ask why I know of (And have played through) these two videogames. They are both, so you know, on the Game Boy Advance.
these plus the original fallout, even tho i only recently got itDemonGuy792 said:
still holds up pretty well
also Super Monkey Ball, freakishly addictive
