Great Game you DON'T like?
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A feminine hygiene product could be great, but I definitely won't use any...Mcface said:
A game can definitely be great, even if you don't like it. It's completely feasible that a game does a great job at doing something which doesn't perk your interest, and focuses less on things which matters the most to you. It would be a mark of sophistication to realize that something you don't personally enjoy does something which others might enjoy. I didn't really enjoy, "Hamlet", but I am more then capable of acknowledging its brilliance. If you can't name a game like this, hey, no problem, I never said you had to. This thread is totally optional in participation. But surely it is logically sound that an individual can take into consideration the tastes of another person, which happens to be different from yours, and perhaps even admit that your position is unusual, and you can't exactly explain it. There's no shame in that, its just taste in entertainment. I know I have never had a problem with admitting I am unusual.
If I was attracted to fat people, and I saw the most beautiful skinny person in the world, I could say without shame that I understand that this person is beautiful, and appreciate the effort that took, without that fact threatening my position of not being attracted to them.
Most people here didn't actually READ the thread >_>
On topic: Bioshock. I recall enjoying it when I was actually playing it, but looking back on it I can't help but feel like it sucked. Though that's probably largely due to the whole ending where your character... changes, that kind of "fuck you"'d the whole concept and left it on that note. Not the slightest bit exited for the second one.
On topic: Bioshock. I recall enjoying it when I was actually playing it, but looking back on it I can't help but feel like it sucked. Though that's probably largely due to the whole ending where your character... changes, that kind of "fuck you"'d the whole concept and left it on that note. Not the slightest bit exited for the second one.
I can see why people would like Call of Duty 4 but ultimatley I preferred games on the calibre of Halo, science fiction and abscence of realism. So I never really got into Call of Duty as a series even though I can say that it functions perfectly and is remarkably well structured it just isn't for me.
The Tekken series (and indeed, any fighting series) I recognise as great. They allowed people to beat the seven colours of snot out of people on TV screens... but they're just not all that enjoyable as a longstanding game. I think fighting games have had their time and some new innovation is needed.
Personally I wasnt feeling "mass effect".
There was way too much talking and not enough combat.
I am an rpg fan, but even this amount of dialogue was ridiculous.
I did however like the story, it just needed to be toned down a bit. And the combat was fun, it was just overshadowed by the story.
There was way too much talking and not enough combat.
I am an rpg fan, but even this amount of dialogue was ridiculous.
I did however like the story, it just needed to be toned down a bit. And the combat was fun, it was just overshadowed by the story.
Super smash bros brawl 1 and 2, Okay befor you say o you are such a poser I hated it befor I ever saw Ben Yahtzee.
Call of duty: Modern Warfare 2. The nukes are just bullshit, and there are guns that just completely break the game. The whole game (apart from single player is bullshit).Xanadu84 said:
Call of duty 4 online was alot more balanced, alot more fun, had alot less cheap tactics that people could exploit, and in my opinion crapped all over Modern Warfare in just about any way I can think of. The graphics are alot better than 4m but in my opinion, that's the only improvement. Also call of duty 4 never had that annoying red goop on screen (it looks NOTHING like blood)
Also, i played tekken 6 the other day, and I can safely say I'm not buying that game. Tekken has easily had it's day and the decision for Namco to just give you all the characters unlocked straight away really cemented the nail in the coffin for me.
Or it could be to do with the fact that it's just system shock II copypasted, but without any penalty for death or fear of running out of specifically needed ammo?Guitarmasterx7 said:
I don't like the Call of Duty games (no real reason for that, as I like shooters just fine, just don't like Call of Duty)
There's a second Brawl? I though it was the one of the N64, Melee and brawl.enzilewulf said:
Although, I didn't liked Brawl...
Every kingdom hearts game past the second one, and even that one was pushing it- the first was masterful.
Chrono Trigger. I KNOW people love "Trigger" to death, but it just never clicked with me. Good game (the story in particular was rather remarkable) just not BEAT EVAR or anything. I also have to agree with Monkeyman8. I got the Wii and picked up Brawl, but I was rather disappointed.
Final Fantasy 7
I was a big fan of Japanese RPGs and mostly Final Fantasy until I played this one. For some reason, I just lost interest really really fast. I know a lot of people call it one of the best games of all time and it has a well-done story, but I just couldn't get into it. It could have been the fact that I had just finished FF10 when I got a hold of 7 and the graphics just hurt my eyes.
I was a big fan of Japanese RPGs and mostly Final Fantasy until I played this one. For some reason, I just lost interest really really fast. I know a lot of people call it one of the best games of all time and it has a well-done story, but I just couldn't get into it. It could have been the fact that I had just finished FF10 when I got a hold of 7 and the graphics just hurt my eyes.