Video Games you cannot criticize.

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LooK iTz Jinjo

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Giantcain said:
LooK iTz Jinjo said:
Banjo-Kazooie.
did you forget Clankers cavern and Rusty bucket bay those levels are plain unfair to you

"did you die with 199 notes screw you get them all again"

that's why I never got past rusty bucket bay
Pfft only a noob is troubled by such things!
In all seriousness though I was 9 when I got that game so I don't think it really bothered me, also I was awesome at it and didn't die anyway. Plus at time of writing I had the XBLA version - with it's more forgiving nature at the back to my mind - so yeah...
 

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Nintendolover222 said:
Nothing is perfect. Even if it was, there would be people who would not enjoy it, and thus criticise it for not providing adequate entertainment.

Some games are well made. Some games are badly made. Some people like some games, others like others. It's all a matter of opinion, as this thread should make clear.
tehweave made it very clear in his first paragraph that no game can be perfect, I disagree with that though.

Also talking opinion this and that, you don't think for one second that you enjoyed a game so much that you didn't even criticise it at first? Like you said, some games are well made, what games are great to you?
 

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Portal I guess. It's not even my favourite game, but it never puts a foot wrong throughout. Calling it short would be an unfair criticism, because if the only flaw is there's not enough of it, it's not really a flaw.
Majora's mask would be a close second.
 

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Seriously, there isn't one game that couldn't be improved upon. So no. Though, Half-Life 2 series and the original StarCraft would be the least of them.
 

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Ocarina of Time - The first game I ever played, and the first real adventure I ever took part of. I still hold it up as an experience I want to have again.

FInal Fantasy VII - The first game I ever finished on my own, even today I still can't criticize it because the memories I have of it are too fond.

Chrono Trigger - 'nuff said.
 

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Resi 4 and Batman Arkham Asylum. i would sy Portal, but I really didn't like the factory levels, they weren't as fun.
 

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tehweave said:
Zelda Ocarina of time: Repetitive
Where is it repetitive? I reckon Golden Eye can be said to be repetitive when your shooting the same soldiers over and over because they stand in front of all the obstacles and everything else.

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Repetitive. Starcraft: Unbalanced.
Someone else finally said it. The Terran weapons factory has all the most useful units in the game I reckon.

tehweave said:
World of Warcraft: Takes too long, too expensive.
Takes too long and too expensive a flaw? Have to disagree there, the longer the better I say, it's like having more to do in the game. As for expensive, that's not part of the game also it's not expensive now.
 

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I disagree with the thesis of the original post but I need to do some equivocation to do so. "Criticize" has two common meanings. The first is to point out the flaws and shortcomings. This is the meaning used in the original post. I prefer to use the other meaning of criticize, which is to examine closely taking careful note of all the features and how they work together. In this sense, all games can be criticized. I think the really good games should be to understood how and why they work. In so doing, hopefully, more good games can then be made. Unfortunately, that understanding rarely occurs in developers as they'll latch onto one or two usually inconsequential elements of a popular game and just copy it. This is how bad games get made.
 

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tehweave said:
But as I was writing this, I think I had a revelation... Goldeneye. Yes, I don't think I can criticize it. Okay, except for the "Train" mission on 00 Agent. I mean COME ON! It takes her to 3 seconds left to find out where cuba is!!! The last objective is LITERALLY all about a split-second decision that could force you to do the ENTIRE LEVEL over again! It's not even an easy level! It's pretty damn hard!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!!!!

I have never, ever finished that game, because the only level I didn't beat on all 3 difficulties was that.

It's still there, in my cupboard, waiting to be finished. I could be trying to do it right now. But I won't. I can't.

OT: Super Smash Bros. It made me swear a lot, but that was because I lost the fight, not because the game was bad.

When I saw it, I knew what it was to feel bliss.
 

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Even my most favourite games have their small flaws. But since true perfection doesn't exist, I'm not bothered by it. Maybe these little imperfections even add up to the experience. Of course that doesn't count for the beeping you hear when you're nearly out of health in the Zelda games before Wind Waker, that's just plain annoying.
 

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Maybe Pokemon Gold... though if I played through it now I'd curse the lack of running shoes... Heart Gold?

Lylat Wars (Starfox 64) I don't think I can criticise.
 

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Genso Suikoden 2 is one that immediately popped into my mind. Loved that game all the way through.

Zelda: Ocarinia and Majora's Mask too.