Popular games that you hate (or at least really don't like)

[WayOutThere]

Why in the world do you have to stop moving to shoot?

Despite what movies and games have tried to teach us, shooting guns is harder than it looks and people actually do tend to need to plant themselves to brace for firing.

I'll just respond that I don't like realism.

I bought RE4 knowing nothing about it except that it was universally praised. I played it for 20 mintues then sold it back to GameStop.

Why in the world do you have to stop moving to shoot? And why is the 2nd analoge stick practically useless? Aren't these just a dumb ideas? I sold the game back because I refused to put up with it absurd control scheme. Although, maybe I was to harsh and should give it a second go. But seriously, what the heck?

Second analog stick useless? what do you mean? one moves, the other one looks around...?

It?s far too fidgety and it always returns to its original position directly behind you. It?s not like most 3rd person shooters. Mostly, you're meant to change the camera angle by moving the left analogue stick right and left which just seems unnecessarily restricting. It also comes back to how you shoot at enemies. It could have been used to aim at them.

 

[the_pleasure_is_mine]

So. Many. Halo. Posts

Seriously i really enjoyed all the halo games.

I hated Gears of War 2, but i loved gears 1.

 

[C117]

The Half-Life series and Super Mario Bros. 3. They're not bad, but I don't think they're as good as everyone else says.

 

[SpireOfFire]

all the guitar heroes (a bastardization of the art that is guitar playing).

rock bands (see above, a glorified version of Simon).

resident evil 4 (no depth perception, no run and gun movement, NO FUCKING AMMO).

halo ODST (should have been a game add-on, instead of a $60 game).

uncharted (unlovable main character).