I paid full price for this shit?!
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Most of the shit I've bought, I bought a long time ago. Now, I actually try and buy the games I know I'll like and rent all the others. The only game I can recall from my memory is a really terrible GBA game I got because I was stupid and like, 8. I will NOT discuss it further! I still regret it, so yeah. Also, recalling another shitty GBA game I regret, was like some Dragon Ball Z card-game thing. Awful awful awful. I'm glad I bought them when I wasn't spending my money, taught me my lesson early.
Also, some game that was like, Musashi: Samurai Legends or something. It was fun at first. Then got stupid.
I'm so glad I didn't pay full-price for God of War and Prototype. The former because I didn't realize it's essentially DMC with a different character, and I dislike DMC-style combat, and the latter because... just dear god, that game is so bad, it's not fun constantly losing half my health to bullshit. It would have been fun if they didn't make it so damn hard for no reason, kind of ruins the entire point of a "YOU ARE GOD" game.
Also, some game that was like, Musashi: Samurai Legends or something. It was fun at first. Then got stupid.
I'm so glad I didn't pay full-price for God of War and Prototype. The former because I didn't realize it's essentially DMC with a different character, and I dislike DMC-style combat, and the latter because... just dear god, that game is so bad, it's not fun constantly losing half my health to bullshit. It would have been fun if they didn't make it so damn hard for no reason, kind of ruins the entire point of a "YOU ARE GOD" game.
Luckily I didn't pay full price for Oblivion... lol.
I wasn't satisfied with Red Faction: Guerrilla. I kinda wish I had never bought it. And while I personally didn't buy it, Final Fantasy XIII hasn't exactly been my cup of tea.
Other than that, I generally either make smart purchases, barrow games I think will be sub-par from friends, or buy them when their price has come down/used.
I wasn't satisfied with Red Faction: Guerrilla. I kinda wish I had never bought it. And while I personally didn't buy it, Final Fantasy XIII hasn't exactly been my cup of tea.
Other than that, I generally either make smart purchases, barrow games I think will be sub-par from friends, or buy them when their price has come down/used.
C&C Tiberium Wars. Worse than Generals and Red Alert 2. They made so many old mistakes in this game, it's just pathetic.
SSB Brawl. I was so hyped up for this shit just to find out it was shit game. No! It's not because I have high standards, it's because there are so many glaring flaws that I couldn't even get into it if my life depended on it.
Pokemon Pearl. Talk about rinse and repeat. I even prefer the original games to Pearl, it was so shallow.
SSB Brawl. I was so hyped up for this shit just to find out it was shit game. No! It's not because I have high standards, it's because there are so many glaring flaws that I couldn't even get into it if my life depended on it.
Pokemon Pearl. Talk about rinse and repeat. I even prefer the original games to Pearl, it was so shallow.
I too have trodden down the path of Alone in the Dark. I shoulda clued in to the shittiness when I was told it came with a free T-shirt. But I was young and naive and desperately wanted a new game. Luckily I have grown wiser. I never buy a game without first watching actual gameplay footage on youtube or something.Blindswordmaster said:
Bioshock 2: the whole it doesn't matter what you do to the sisters your still gonna fight big sister, screwed up what little choice system their was, however the multiplayer was a lot of fun.
Alpha Protocol: I really wanted to like it but I payed full price for a maybe $20 game.
Overlord: no map=no direction
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Alpha Protocol: I really wanted to like it but I payed full price for a maybe $20 game.
Overlord: no map=no direction
Blue Dragon
Turning Point...the back sounded cool, and I had never heard of it. When I got to play it...crashed in the first five minutes. Graphics looked five years old, half the sounds didn't play.....there were so many things wrong with that game, how the fuck did it even get released? It's like reading some thirteen year-olds Harry Potter fan fiction. It's HP fan fiction...but at least learn your bloody spelling and grammar! And Turning Point is the gaming equivalent.
Bad Company 2. Loved the game. I bought it, played it, realized my PC couldn't handle it, bought a new video card, played it, loved it, then saw it on Steam for half price two weeks later. Pissed me the fuck off.
Empire: Total War. Decent game, good after a few patches, but dammit if the game was laggy and buggy as hell for the first month and a half or so. Plus, Steam pisses me off with it's "Hey! Guess what?! That game you just got for full price?! HALF OFF NOW, ************!!!" deals. I think that it does that just to piss me off sometimes.
Empire: Total War. Decent game, good after a few patches, but dammit if the game was laggy and buggy as hell for the first month and a half or so. Plus, Steam pisses me off with it's "Hey! Guess what?! That game you just got for full price?! HALF OFF NOW, ************!!!" deals. I think that it does that just to piss me off sometimes.
hmm... section 8, that was a shocker... the most recent prince of persia, the one with cell-shaded nonsense...
*shudders*
*shudders*
No No NOO...ItsJudgement101 said:
Dear Sega,
Please start making Sonic games again. Not this Trash with a sonic caricature in it...
Drakengard, Aion, Hellgate London(Diablo II clone), and Fallout 3. Fallout 3 had decent scenery/atmosphere, but awful story. Drakengard is that which shall not be named(cthulu). Aion sounded cool, then turned out to be another Korean MMO, shame on me for thinking there were MMO's outside of WOW....and Hellgate would have been good if EA had just given if a chance.
