The biggest Video game let down, of your life.
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Fable 2, its pretty bad that i enjoyed the childhood section more than the entire fucking game. Also the latest Silent Hill, but it was on the Wii so my expectations wernt high just the idea of seeing something i love so much, just...be disrespected really, i mean Silent Hill has like a reputation to uphold and we Americans are really fucking it up
FPS multiplayers as a whole.
(Co-op is ok though)
It's just one giant one shot kill fragfest that can only be enjoyed if you retard yourself down 50 IQ points and lavish in XboxLive shit talking....0o
(Co-op is ok though)
It's just one giant one shot kill fragfest that can only be enjoyed if you retard yourself down 50 IQ points and lavish in XboxLive shit talking....0o
Fable 2, no nudity when you mated with your wife, no epic quests, the map was linear and not that great, and it just plain felt like a job than an actual game.
Dead Space, it was boring as all hell! Nothing scared me, nothing impressed me, the weapons sucked the fun out of even being able to mutilate monsters, it just wasn't that great.
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, it's a video game trying hard to be a hollywood movie... fuckadoodledoo. The gameplay wasn't original, the characters, as well acted as they were, weren't likeable in terms of motivation or character development, and the story just kept getting artificially lengthened to rival The Punisher movie.
Dragonball Raging Blast: It took everything Budokai Tenkaichi 3 did and mutilated it into a horrible next-gen port. The change of gravity or gameplay was non-existant, the character builds became interchangeable and stupid, the What-If Stories were half baked at best, and not that great period!
Dead Space, it was boring as all hell! Nothing scared me, nothing impressed me, the weapons sucked the fun out of even being able to mutilate monsters, it just wasn't that great.
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, it's a video game trying hard to be a hollywood movie... fuckadoodledoo. The gameplay wasn't original, the characters, as well acted as they were, weren't likeable in terms of motivation or character development, and the story just kept getting artificially lengthened to rival The Punisher movie.
Dragonball Raging Blast: It took everything Budokai Tenkaichi 3 did and mutilated it into a horrible next-gen port. The change of gravity or gameplay was non-existant, the character builds became interchangeable and stupid, the What-If Stories were half baked at best, and not that great period!
GTA 4. I had never played a GTA game before, and after reading all the super high reviews that it got i was really excited. So i finally got the game and I found out that it was a third person shooter with crap for controls. The hole game was just a let down. Given it wasn't a bad game, i just didn't think it was anywhere close to a 10/10; more like a 7.5/10. I came in expecting an amazing game, but what i got was a good game, with crappy controls.
I played Saints Row 2 before I played GTA4, and was seriously disappointed after SR2 opening with a bang and staying that insane for the rest of the game to see GTA4 start so slowly, but I've recently started giving it a second chance and it truly is amazing. Not because of the gameplay, which isn't as fun as SR2, but because of not just the story, but the incredible characters and the amazing dialog that serves only to develop them. A lot of people complained about having your friends call you constantly wanting to go out to eat or play darts, but I love when they do, and call them a lot myself, since doing so will treat me to another one of Niko's conversations with them, where I can learn more about who they are and what makes them tick. Most of all, though, GTA4 has Liberty City, and I have never seen a game so perfectly capture a place as GTA4 captured New York. You want to know what NYC is like? Just drive or walk around. The best example of this is how there's a kid in fake Times Square trying to get you to listen to his CD. It's an amazing love letter to NYC.cubikill said:
Odd as it sounds, the biggest letdown of my life happened to a game that no1 really liked!
Eragon for PS2.
Magic system was completely useless adn nonsensical, I could instagib jsut about any1 with my bow, swords were so limited in combo's and such as to be yawnful. I expected it to be repetitive, but give me a break! Oh, right. Dragon Combat. Complete. Total. Letdown. It looked so damned cool and then... waht is this crap? 2 buttons I need to press to win the game? Beating the entire game in 3 hrs (give or take)? No. Wasted my $40
Eragon for PS2.
Magic system was completely useless adn nonsensical, I could instagib jsut about any1 with my bow, swords were so limited in combo's and such as to be yawnful. I expected it to be repetitive, but give me a break! Oh, right. Dragon Combat. Complete. Total. Letdown. It looked so damned cool and then... waht is this crap? 2 buttons I need to press to win the game? Beating the entire game in 3 hrs (give or take)? No. Wasted my $40
In my eye it was more Disney magic than seen in 20 years. Long gone were the days of enemies who died, wanted to crush dreams, and of course the most glaring bit is the missing Black Cauldron which was a perfect world.Nwabudike Morgan said:
Anime seems to only happen between worlds and if a FF showed to a Disney world it was such a small bite barely worth noticing. Clound ins Hercs world probley had a entire 45 second screen time. Guess we all know what we like. You for one just don't like anything considered anime it seems even in the most smallest dose.
KH to me was a great balance and a step back to disney art, backgrounds ect as a art form. As well as the dream crushing evil of Melafacant ect mixed in with the others. As a lot of Dinsey movies past Aladin were seriously garbage not even worth watching twice.
I'd say play it again, as you have disney on screen for what 75 percent of all game time...
The story wasn't to bad.
