No, it was great but not perfect, Uncharted 2 is amazing. But things like its story being predictable is what bring it down.Dr. Gorgenflex said:
Has there ever been a perfect game?
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You just said game - so i'm speaking generally.TheButtonMashEffect said:
Chess is 1400 - 1500 years old and still popular and strongly played today.
Helps your brain make decisions faster / more effectively, and helps you become more strategic if played regularly.
And is also featured in many other games (Sims) and movies (Harry Potter 1) and was a key focus in the movie 'The Seventh Seal.'
It's the only game to have complete international success.
It's both a hardcore and casual game and people like Stephen Conroy would actually play and like it.
It's easy to play and hard to master, but is still a 'go at your own pace' difficulty curve
And it's one of the only games in existance to be popular in both physical and virtual form.
Also depending on how much you spend the graphics change immensely (Virtual (2D / 3D), Plastic, Wood, Stone, Glass, Crystal/Diamond.
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No, I think I'd need more then a flame shield if I said that.
Simple answer to the question, no, there is no 'perfect' game. Everyone has a different opinion on what would be perfect to them.
im not sure if there is such thing is a perfect game.. although in my opinion 'super mario world 2: yoshi's island' for the snes is probably the closest game to perfection ive ever played.. it was beautiful, wasnt at all repetetive, and had some of the most remerable boss fights i can remember seeing in any game.
Turrican II.
No such thing as a perfect game, really, but T2 was the perfect balance of all the features from the Turrican series, so I can at least say it was perfect at the time. Plenty of weapons, tonnes of secrets, a variety of playing styles and there was even a scrolling shoot-em-up in the middle (the first time I hopped into that spaceship I wondered if I'd won already).
Also, music by Chris Huelsbeck. FUCK YES!
Who else could take an industrial synth remix of Mary Had a Little Lamb and make it sound awesome?
No such thing as a perfect game, really, but T2 was the perfect balance of all the features from the Turrican series, so I can at least say it was perfect at the time. Plenty of weapons, tonnes of secrets, a variety of playing styles and there was even a scrolling shoot-em-up in the middle (the first time I hopped into that spaceship I wondered if I'd won already).
Also, music by Chris Huelsbeck. FUCK YES!
Who else could take an industrial synth remix of Mary Had a Little Lamb and make it sound awesome?
Yeah maybe, but they will delay the release date out the ass for it lol. For me closest to perfect game I've ever played has to be Psychonauts, Jak 2 or Ocarina of Time, I haven't finished Psychonauts or OoT, but they are pretty awesomeCargando said:
EDIT: Portal was awesome as hell too
Ratchet and Clack 2. that games looked amazing and played amazing. An absolute work of videogame art.
I know, right? Yeah, I have it, Game Boy Color. I was being widely sarcastic though, the game is extremely terrible and the gameplay rips off pokemon badly. I've never finished it.kyle@theescapist said:
