Least Popular game(s) you love.
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I was waiting for anyone else to post these and NO ONE did so I'll add 'em:
Blue Dragon (DAMN YOU KING POO SNAKE!!!!!)
Prey (Everyone I talk to seems to loathe it for some reason but I like it better than Portal)
Sneak King ((breathes heavily behind plastic mask))
The original Silent Hill wasn't overtly popular when it came out (SH2 was and it's my favorite game ever, btw)
And the House of the Dead series (the theatre in town got the original cabinet a few months ago)
My parameters are if something had to have a "cult" following, it's not popular. Just like any other "cult".
Blue Dragon (DAMN YOU KING POO SNAKE!!!!!)
Prey (Everyone I talk to seems to loathe it for some reason but I like it better than Portal)
Sneak King ((breathes heavily behind plastic mask))
The original Silent Hill wasn't overtly popular when it came out (SH2 was and it's my favorite game ever, btw)
And the House of the Dead series (the theatre in town got the original cabinet a few months ago)
My parameters are if something had to have a "cult" following, it's not popular. Just like any other "cult".
Legacy of Kain series. (except for Blood Omen 2, that one was shit)
Myst series.
Psychonauts.
Shadow of the Colossus.
Overlord series.
The Path
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War series.
Dark Messiah.
Sacrifice.
Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines.
Myst series.
Psychonauts.
Shadow of the Colossus.
Overlord series.
The Path
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War series.
Dark Messiah.
Sacrifice.
Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines.
Once I find who was responsible for those controls I'll punch them in the face!echelon3 said:
Good game regardless though.
The_Shinigamer said:
What? Psychonauts was a multi-platform hit. Perhaps you are looking at the purchases on Steam, but it was also released on the Playstation 2, and the Original Xbox.ultrachicken said:
Anyway, I love Slaves to Armok II: Dwarf Fortress. It's a relatively obscure freeware fantasy ASCII RTS. Well, I suppose it's more of an indirect micro-managing game than a strategy, but incredibly fun nonetheless. It's also ludicrously complicated, and very in-depth.
I also enjoy playing Smackdown vs RAW games. I don't think I've once seen them mentioned on these forums.ParadiseOnceLost said:
I also like playing the Viva Pinata game which is full of mini games with my relatives.
The Sonic Adventure games. As many people hate 3D Sonic games on principle, I think it qualifies.
Terra Nova: Strike Force Centauri
One of the best games I've ever played, got good reviews as well, people didn't buy it though. One of the reasons Looking Glass Studios had to close IIRC.
Also, it takes something special to bring me out of lurker status and sign up just to mention it.
One of the best games I've ever played, got good reviews as well, people didn't buy it though. One of the reasons Looking Glass Studios had to close IIRC.
Also, it takes something special to bring me out of lurker status and sign up just to mention it.
I play SvR 2009 every once in a while, but I don't think they can be considered in this thread since the SvR series is fairly popular.deus-ex-machina said:
Star Wars: Obi Wan. Was basically labelled as rubbish by the gaming press, but is actually pretty fun if you think of it as a high-res mission pack for Jedi Knight -- which is appropriately, since it was initially treated as a sequel to JK before having its development transferred to the Xbox.
Ok, well, maybe the story was ok in the middle, but it has no start or end. Nothing is explained.Yossarian1507 said:
What are the Angel's tears? What are the strange invincible multiplying creatures? What the hell are Bionts and why is one shoved into the game and reffered to a few times without real explanation? What happened with William's dad?
Too many questions with not enough answers in my opinion.