Have you ever tried to justify buying a teriible game
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The only truly terrible game I've ever bought was Dark Sector and instead of justifying it, I used it as a learning experience. Ever since I bought that game I've never made such a bad decision on buying games. I also publicly announce the failure of that game (kinda like I'm doing here...)
yeah it happens anyone when they fork over $60 on a game that sucks. I tried my damndest to love mirrors edge but after owning for several months and not touching it after i beat it the first time, i had to admit that it sucked.
Perhaps not justified. I'm more like Teddy:
With rentals going out of style in my area, I'm glad I honed this skill.
"Bad buy. Now learn what made me fall for this."Demented Teddy said:
With rentals going out of style in my area, I'm glad I honed this skill.
Enter the Matrix. Justification: "But it's The Matrix!"
Not sure if that counts because I actually did enjoy Enter the Matrix quite a lot, despite its flaws.
Not sure if that counts because I actually did enjoy Enter the Matrix quite a lot, despite its flaws.
Um, I don't think I justify buying a terrible game so much as I have reasonably low standards and can therefore enjoy even mediocre games. It's difficult to explain (for me perhaps), but I enjoy a lot of games because I'm easy to please. Ergo, I don't need any of this justification nonsense.
No, I just accept the fact that I bought a bad game and trade it in for something better. Or ask my brother why the hell he bought the game.
I did but only once. I brought Sprung for the DS at a Best Buy I used to work at, on sale (Because the store was trying desperately to get rid of them) for 99 cents just to see how good or bad it was.
I later traded it in for $3 store credit at a Game Crazy. No shame there.
I later traded it in for $3 store credit at a Game Crazy. No shame there.
Tried to justify Lord of the Rings: The Third Age. Gave up on the "it's fun to see the story from a different view" and never beat it (I think that's the only game I've ever just stopped playing).
FFVII Dirge of Cerberus. However, I didn't TRY to justify this game. I DID. FVII=must play/watch/own for me. I knew it wasn't going to be great, X-play's review of it confirmed that, the controls where difficult, the story was...wierd, but the fact that it was a continuation of VII's plot and characters was enough justification for me. (So now people start saying I have no taste, right? I'm new at this.)
FFVII Dirge of Cerberus. However, I didn't TRY to justify this game. I DID. FVII=must play/watch/own for me. I knew it wasn't going to be great, X-play's review of it confirmed that, the controls where difficult, the story was...wierd, but the fact that it was a continuation of VII's plot and characters was enough justification for me. (So now people start saying I have no taste, right? I'm new at this.)
FF13?Katana314 said:
WET?
One Chan Barra Samurai Bikini Squad?
the list goes on and on.
I don't do it(to my knowledge) but my friend constantly does this with any of his hundreds of anime jrpgs.
It's not a "cultural difference"
I love and play Jrpg's.
alot of the ones he owns are simply crap.
I bought Bayonetta, I heard the art style was great and the combat was awesome too. The game was f*ing pathetic.
