Ummm no they didn't. Black Isle made the first two fallouts, Obsidian has like 2 or 3 guys that worked on the originals.Always A Fez said:
I paid full price for this shit?!
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Thanks, I couldn't remember which game I bought that wasn't worth the full price, thatwas it.Alpha1089 said:
^this. Goldeneye: Rogue Agent was shit. Ended up going to Nightfire as well.thenumberthirteen said:
Also Turning Point: Fall of Liberty. Absolutely horrible
spore I think it the only game I paid full for that actually pissed me off.
honorable mention to two worlds, didnt pay full but it was just that bad. only desert bus can be worse.
honorable mention to two worlds, didnt pay full but it was just that bad. only desert bus can be worse.
Section 8 the story was absolute crap and the multi player was the same as the story, i feel robbed.
But the way you entered the battle was the best entrance ever!
Two worlds anyone who has played this game will know and if you haven't, you don't want to know
But the way you entered the battle was the best entrance ever!
Two worlds anyone who has played this game will know and if you haven't, you don't want to know
There have been plenty, but most recently I'd say Halo: Reach.
Now now, before you start angrily throwing full wine bottles at your computer screen, let me explain.
I loved the campaign, but it was much too short to warrant a $60 price tag. Also I'm legendarily bad at the multi-player so I probably won't touch it all that much. It was a great game for the short time it lasted, it just wasn't worth the price.
Now now, before you start angrily throwing full wine bottles at your computer screen, let me explain.
I loved the campaign, but it was much too short to warrant a $60 price tag. Also I'm legendarily bad at the multi-player so I probably won't touch it all that much. It was a great game for the short time it lasted, it just wasn't worth the price.
I remember looking at Spore around 3 years ago, when it was first beginning to gain some fame; travelling hundreds, even thousands of unique worlds inhabited by unqiue aliens as you travel the solar system in your custom spaceship and expand your ever-growing empire, meeting other successful civilizations and choosing to either befriend, or destroy them. All of which began from when you were first just a single, tiny organism fighting to survive and starting to grow into the hero you wanted yourself to be.lacktheknack said:
My inner child slowly and gruesomely died as the hours passed by, playing Spore in all its glory.
OT: Spore.
Baroque. It was only $30, but it was a confusing, frustrating mess beyond all messes I'd played before. Played it for a few hours, trying to figure out what the hell was going on, then promptly turned it in to Gamestop. Haven't looked back since.
SSX Blur. A long time ago, I had SSX Tricky for the Gamecube, and was completely addicted to it, even though it made me rage out of all control. SSX Blur was... well, it was horse shit. Why? The control was the exact opposite of intuitive, and even when I started to get it down, it was STILL hard as balls to play right. The whole point of games like the SSX series is the ability to control the character perfectly to: A, maneuver around obstacles and B, be able to pull off stunts and stunt combos. Neither were possible.
SSX Blur. A long time ago, I had SSX Tricky for the Gamecube, and was completely addicted to it, even though it made me rage out of all control. SSX Blur was... well, it was horse shit. Why? The control was the exact opposite of intuitive, and even when I started to get it down, it was STILL hard as balls to play right. The whole point of games like the SSX series is the ability to control the character perfectly to: A, maneuver around obstacles and B, be able to pull off stunts and stunt combos. Neither were possible.
ragon Rising. Got it on release week D: