Good Games you will never play.
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It isn't even a technical reason they wouldn't do it. It's a corporate reason. MS and Sony would probably charge too much for the Amnesia devs to make it worth porting over. Amnesia, like most Indie games, isn't very system-intensive, so lower spec system may have a shot at running it (assuming the rig was bought within the past 5 or so years).Doclector said:
Halo - Played the first one, it felt extremely bland outside of the (than new) Health Regen and two-Weapon limit.
Gears 3 - Played and beat the first 2, but I couldn't tell you much about them other than "Chainsaw Rifle" and "Inside of a Worm". The game was fun but not really memorable.
CoD Anything - Liked 4, MW2 was okay but the multiplayer was crap (hackers EVERYwhere on PC)
Battlefield 3 - Like Bad Company 2, and actually want BF3, but with Origin.... No thanks.
WoW: Played during Wrath of the Lich King, "beat" Cataclysm (and by that I meant beat all raid content from it til I got bored). Won't be getting Panda Land because WoW lost its appeal. (that is unless the friends I played/raided with come back for the whole expansion).
Assassin's Creed 2+: Played the first one for a bit, and I liked the story and everything, but the whole game started to feel tedious.
Mass Effect: I didn't like the first one. Thought about trying the second one, but didn't. Lost interest by 3.
Gears 3 - Played and beat the first 2, but I couldn't tell you much about them other than "Chainsaw Rifle" and "Inside of a Worm". The game was fun but not really memorable.
CoD Anything - Liked 4, MW2 was okay but the multiplayer was crap (hackers EVERYwhere on PC)
Battlefield 3 - Like Bad Company 2, and actually want BF3, but with Origin.... No thanks.
WoW: Played during Wrath of the Lich King, "beat" Cataclysm (and by that I meant beat all raid content from it til I got bored). Won't be getting Panda Land because WoW lost its appeal. (that is unless the friends I played/raided with come back for the whole expansion).
Assassin's Creed 2+: Played the first one for a bit, and I liked the story and everything, but the whole game started to feel tedious.
Mass Effect: I didn't like the first one. Thought about trying the second one, but didn't. Lost interest by 3.
The original System Shock. I'm sure it's an excellent game, and the sequel is an absolute masterpiece, but the lack of mouse controls are a deal breaker for me. I know that there are mods to fix this, but the aesthetics of the game are simply to ancient for me to get into. It gives me a headache.
WoW. I really don't want to end up spending my life on an RPG.
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to play minecraft.
Oh, and console games too, just because I won't ever likely own a console. I'd love to try the likes of "Shadow of the Colossus" but I guess it probably won't happen unless we see a PC port...
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to play minecraft.
Oh, and console games too, just because I won't ever likely own a console. I'd love to try the likes of "Shadow of the Colossus" but I guess it probably won't happen unless we see a PC port...
watch dogs, i haven't seen the trailer and i have no idea how it goes, but i have seen peoples reaction and who is making the game, little fucking ubisoft, i wont watch the trailer and i wont buy that game which has everybody so exited.
i will however watch idiots come to this site and be surprised when ubisoft fucks up the pc port, its gonna be hilarious.
i will however watch idiots come to this site and be surprised when ubisoft fucks up the pc port, its gonna be hilarious.
The entire Mass Effect trilogy. After the incident of an ending and ensuing corporate politics, I have absolutely no more interest in the games. My plan is that, should I ever change my mind, is to simply buy the first game and say that the Reapers never came because of Shepard and he gets to continue mind-banging Liara.
Possibly fighting games in general. The ironic thing is that Capcom fighters are what got my interest and now they're killing it.`
Possibly fighting games in general. The ironic thing is that Capcom fighters are what got my interest and now they're killing it.`
You should at least try 2, it took everything good about the first one, got rid of everything bad (especially the repetitiveness), and added more good things.thejackyl said:
OT: At this rate, every PS3 exclusive, because by the time I have money we'll probably already be well into next gen and keeping a relatively up to date PC is a higher priority.
To be fair the third halo game (halo 3). probably had the worst campaign, it had some good co-op parts part the whole story and atmosphere felt lacking (try reach or halo 1 anniversarry, much better campaigns. and they are cheap to.)krazykidd said:
KOTOR
Fallout 3
Skyrim
Any MMO ever made
For me KOTOR, I am the opposite to "Krazzykidd", I cannot stand most RPG or fighting games, with the rare exception (like mass effect, wich some people debate isn't a true RPG). I want to play KOTOR, I mean like it is said to have a great story and the graphics are actually alright for it's age (PC), but the gameplay is just so boring (imo). the dialogue also is not very good, the main charachter does not even speak (to be fair I only played 15mins and may pick it back up. I hated both mass effect and halo first time I played them and now they are two of my favourite games, so you never know but I doubt it. I prefer to be playing the game and interacting with the world than navigating inventory).
I am currently about 3 hours into dragon age origins and considering giving up, I just don't find the gameplay very interesting and the graphics don't create a convincing atmosphere.
I may give fallout 3 and skyrim another chance (I tried each one for about 4 hours, but just felt board soon after, it felt like nothing I did meant anything)
Games I tend to go for are RTS (like BFME2 and CAC3TW), FPS (Halo, Crysis, Mirrors edge), 3rd person shooter, indie, adventure games, simple puzzle games like Q.U.B.E and portal 2 (riven hurt my brain). although at the end of it's down to the individual game not the genre. I also love arcade racers like split second and burnout revenge (blur for splitsceen multiplayer)
Don't like MMO's, have the same problem with them as I do with a lot of RPG's, they feel like a grind, the combat is boring, and it all feels so pointless (I may look into TOR or the secret world, but I doubt I will like them).
World of Warcraft and most online games. Because my internet connection sucks and because multiplayer is simply not my thing.
Possibly Planescape Torment, Baldur's Gate 2 and Fallout 2 because they're terribly dated. I've tried numerous time to get into them and just left them after having so many new good games to play instead. I still haven't lost hope though and enhanced special editions would help with me trying to play them again.
Possibly Planescape Torment, Baldur's Gate 2 and Fallout 2 because they're terribly dated. I've tried numerous time to get into them and just left them after having so many new good games to play instead. I still haven't lost hope though and enhanced special editions would help with me trying to play them again.
Elder Scrolls for me (all of em). Or any of Bethesda's RPGs really. I played and enjoyed Fallout 3 after I could get through the absolute SLOG of the opening levels, but I don't care to repeat the experience, since most of the games are same thing/different skin.
I agree about Assassin Creed 2. It's a really fun game and in no way as tedious as the first one. Also Ezio is a much better character in my opinion.Phlakes said:
I'd tell you to try Mass Effect 2 and stop there. It has some fun and interesting quests, likeable characters and is in my opinion the best game of the trilogy.
Well, there's Heavy Rain and Journey, but that's just because they're not on 360.
I'm staying away from Bioshock because I've already read Ayn Rand.
I can't play Mass Effect anymore because character model's proportions are too distracting.
Any Rockstar game, I'm pretty much fundamentally opposed to.
I'm staying away from Bioshock because I've already read Ayn Rand.
I can't play Mass Effect anymore because character model's proportions are too distracting.
Any Rockstar game, I'm pretty much fundamentally opposed to.
Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3, because Mass Effect 1 was such a complete and utter piece of shit that I completely lost all trust in BioWare after completing it.
It really is a good game(just not as good as the first one's story, mechanically it is better though). You should at least rent it.Ravenbom said:
Coding for a console is indeed different to a PC. That's how we can end up with spectacular games on the original platform, and a horrific mess when ported to another.Doclector said:
Let us give thanks to the porters who give a shit about doing a good job.
OT: Console exclusives. I've got such a colossal backlog on Steam I won't be touching a console in a long time.
