I get what you mean as far as being a fan of the manga goes, that's why I can't wait for the new Fist of the North Star to get released here even though it's just a Dynasty Warriors carbon copy. I can't connect my Dreamcast to my new television; it was a sad day indeed when I discovered that.Pengowen said:I recently got Sword of the Berserk! Only picked it up because im a fan of the manga, and I admit it is a bad game, playable but bad. There is a soft spot for it with me tho. The series hasn't taken to the newer generations as far as games go, and it was a good excuse to dust off the Dreamcast!rob_simple said:Sword of the Berserk: Gut's Rage on the Dreamcast. I didn't realise til several years later that this was based on a manga, but the game was awful even by those low standards. You had a sword the size of a light aircraft and the game constantly pitted you against enemies in narrow corridors leading to a repetitive *swing* *CLUNK* *swing* *CLUNK* *dead* scenario.
Every Super Smash Brothers game after the first one. To this day, I have no idea how Nintendo got away with re-skinning characters with the exact same moves and calling them unlockables. I read tonnes of reviews and none of them ever seemed to pick up on this fact. Even for a company that loves brand resurrection and regurgitation as much as Nintendo, copy pasting charcters in the same game takes incredible balls.
As for smash bros, I agree with you. The first one was alot of fun on the 64 but as time went on, lack of innovation really make it feel like a copy paste, like you said.
Question: Did you play the whole game single player or with friends? Because I played it with friends and loved it and when no one was online and I just tried to play by myself it was super boring.DJmagma said:littlebigplanet. unless spending 3 hours fine tuning a SPRING don't play this game.
You have my deepest sympathiesTsunamiWombat said:*SOBS* OH GOD MY FLYING BUGS WHAT DID THEY DO TO MY FLYING BUGSDSK- said:Supreme Commander 2. After the advances made in Total Annihilation (TA), the spiritual successor that is Supreme Commander (it was very buggy for me personally, however I can let that pass with the stand-alone add of Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance). Both SupCom and SupCom:FA are good games that pretty much follow the TA ethos, with a few changes here and there. I personally favour SupCom:FA because I didn't get any bugs with it at all.
Then there is Supreme Commander 2. Essentially it is dumbed down in every conceivable way. From the economy, the tech trees and units. It is a massive step down from the games mentioned above. The singleplayer story which was touted by Gas Powered (The developer of all SupComs and with Chris Taylor, the man who practially made TA) to be an excellent narrative is completely horrible.
I was horrified to play a skirmish mission to find that the tech tree and unit lists were very small. It was a very sad moment for me indeed.
Second place would go to the PC release of Unfinished Tournament 3.
oh...oh god I hate you so much SupCom2...
~goes back to replay SupCom~ Tip of the Spear boy... Tip...of...The...Spear...
I'll let t5his one slide. Superman 64 is hated so much, It doesn't need a say.Burningsok said:Hmm guess I didn't...Always A Fez said:Looks like someone didn't read the rules....Burningsok said:Superman 64