Most under rated games you ever enjoyed.
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Sonic I don't know why I like the games I just do, even thou every game reviewer say the worst things about em but i have always had a soft stop for sonic.
Put-Put Saves the Zoo - (balloon level)
Commander Keen - great fun for DOS stuff
F-22 - made by EA for the SEGA GENESIS before they became tools
Star Wars Bounty Hunter - complicated controls threw most people off of the bandwagon but I still liked the movies, music and, creative level design.
Commander Keen - great fun for DOS stuff
F-22 - made by EA for the SEGA GENESIS before they became tools
Star Wars Bounty Hunter - complicated controls threw most people off of the bandwagon but I still liked the movies, music and, creative level design.
Psyconauts.
Finally got around to playing it a few days ago. Its probley the wierdest, funniest game I have ever played (its a tough call between it and Portal). Truelly, and amazing game. What other game can you think of where you contact your HQ with bacon? Or another game with a level where you rampage as a giant though a city populated by fish? Name me one game, just one, where you travel though a circus...made of meat?
If you havn't played it yet, get it, now! You simply have to play it because theres never been anything like it, and never will. Judging by how it selled, they'll never be a Psyconauts 2. Just have to make do with Brutal Legend this Fall, though that does look awesome.
Finally got around to playing it a few days ago. Its probley the wierdest, funniest game I have ever played (its a tough call between it and Portal). Truelly, and amazing game. What other game can you think of where you contact your HQ with bacon? Or another game with a level where you rampage as a giant though a city populated by fish? Name me one game, just one, where you travel though a circus...made of meat?
If you havn't played it yet, get it, now! You simply have to play it because theres never been anything like it, and never will. Judging by how it selled, they'll never be a Psyconauts 2. Just have to make do with Brutal Legend this Fall, though that does look awesome.
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. Then again, I'm a fan of the series, in spite of its numerous flaws, which makes my vote a bit biased.
Although it's become a sort of a cult classic, I would have to say that my favourite underrated game is Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly: Director's Cut (the one on the Xbox).
Simply one of the best games that I have ever played. Excellent atmosphere, fluid gameplay and a story and characters that you can actually care about.
Simply one of the best games that I have ever played. Excellent atmosphere, fluid gameplay and a story and characters that you can actually care about.
Locomotion
Basically Transport Tycoon remade with Roller Coaster Tycoon graphics. However, the public really didn't like it because despite the improved graphics, it came out in 2004. This was one of those 2D-attempting-to-be-3D-through-isometric-views games, which in 2004 were pretty much obsolete. But I really don't care about graphics, so I focused on the rest of the game, which was actually pretty good (other than the computer player being incredibly stupid).
Halo
Halo seems to have fallen out of public favor because of the fanboy hysteria, but the original one was actually pretty good. It was both my first M rated game and first fps (my second shooter ever after SWIV 3D Video Game Assault, a third person shooter revolving around a tank that can transform into hovermode, flymode, etc. and had a large arsenal of various weapons). I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it.
Galactic Civilizations II: Dread Lords
Dunno why people hated it, but I personally loved it. Sure it was less perfected than Civ4, and I would rather play Civ4, but it was a good game to play as something slightly different (as it was pretty much watered down Civ4 in space).
Basically Transport Tycoon remade with Roller Coaster Tycoon graphics. However, the public really didn't like it because despite the improved graphics, it came out in 2004. This was one of those 2D-attempting-to-be-3D-through-isometric-views games, which in 2004 were pretty much obsolete. But I really don't care about graphics, so I focused on the rest of the game, which was actually pretty good (other than the computer player being incredibly stupid).
Halo
Halo seems to have fallen out of public favor because of the fanboy hysteria, but the original one was actually pretty good. It was both my first M rated game and first fps (my second shooter ever after SWIV 3D Video Game Assault, a third person shooter revolving around a tank that can transform into hovermode, flymode, etc. and had a large arsenal of various weapons). I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it.
Galactic Civilizations II: Dread Lords
Dunno why people hated it, but I personally loved it. Sure it was less perfected than Civ4, and I would rather play Civ4, but it was a good game to play as something slightly different (as it was pretty much watered down Civ4 in space).
Day of Defeat Source, decent at that and Age of Chivalry....free online source mod, and no one plays it but very fun (although it has a major FPS issue, my comp runs it at 20 fps and I average 100+ on most games)
