Video Games you cannot criticize.
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The only one i can think of that I didn't have any complaints about was the first Assassins Creed
devil may cry 3, i feel that for its genre, its perfect.
and up till an hour ago, i would of said red dead redemption, but i found something i didn't like about the game, the ending.
and up till an hour ago, i would of said red dead redemption, but i found something i didn't like about the game, the ending.
The closest to perfect, in my opinion, is without a doubt the original Lemmings. Some levels were so hard that I'd spend hours at work drawing diagrams trying to figure out how to finish them.
Next would be Civ 1 prior to finding out about the "Mongol Horde" strategy, which of course ruins the game (though having mechanized infantry in 50 BC is kinda cool).
My only criticism of tetris is that 15 years after I quit playing the game, I *still* have carpal-tunnel issues.
Next would be Civ 1 prior to finding out about the "Mongol Horde" strategy, which of course ruins the game (though having mechanized infantry in 50 BC is kinda cool).
My only criticism of tetris is that 15 years after I quit playing the game, I *still* have carpal-tunnel issues.
That was what Spyro said to the very first dragon he saved, right? Well see, it shows that he has a go-getter personality and is ready to take on any challenge; it builds up his character so you can better understand him.PoisonUnagi said:
By the way, I'm sorry to inform you that your "trying to prove that Spyro has bad dialogue" venture will be a fruitless one. I'm afraid I'm much too nostalgitized (yes, I've officially made that a word as of right now) for any of your arguments, no matter how well-constructed, to land. Just so you know.
I've seen a lot of mention of Tetris, and I concede that it is beyond criticism, but that probably owes to the lack of depth, rather than brilliant game design.
I also saw Heroes of Might and Magic 3, which I'm inclined to agree with also, that was a brilliant game that was only limited by your own playing style.
I'm going to add Banjo Kazooie to the list. It had charm, visual aesthetic, a good soundtrack, varied gameplay, a proper difficulty curve and my 2 favorite game heroes of all time. I've thought about this before and I can't find a fault in the game... 100% completion isn't required, but theres benefits to completing more and more of the game (unlocking red honeycomb, extra feathers/eggs etc.). Exploration of the overworld isn't required but its helpful (finding teleport cauldrons, cheato books etc)...
Fuck all this talk, I'm going to go play it again.
I also saw Heroes of Might and Magic 3, which I'm inclined to agree with also, that was a brilliant game that was only limited by your own playing style.
I'm going to add Banjo Kazooie to the list. It had charm, visual aesthetic, a good soundtrack, varied gameplay, a proper difficulty curve and my 2 favorite game heroes of all time. I've thought about this before and I can't find a fault in the game... 100% completion isn't required, but theres benefits to completing more and more of the game (unlocking red honeycomb, extra feathers/eggs etc.). Exploration of the overworld isn't required but its helpful (finding teleport cauldrons, cheato books etc)...
Fuck all this talk, I'm going to go play it again.
Portal never made me want to finish, I only got to about halfway through the game before I quit, and I can't really say I've been drawn back to it either.
If I had to pick one, I'd likely go with Steambot Chronicles. One of the best games I've ever played, and seemingly unheard of on this forum.
If I had to pick one, I'd likely go with Steambot Chronicles. One of the best games I've ever played, and seemingly unheard of on this forum.
wow obviously the guy who picked the first assasins creed didnt hear that hell is repetition hell is repetition hell is repetition hell is repetition. while the game was fun it was too easy to win fights,and had a lot of really long and boring cutscenes,in addition to repeating the same side missions over and over.if the second one wasnt better for you then im shocked. i do give you props for being one of the first people to pick something thats not made by bethesda or valve.
My only complaint with M&B Warband is when you are in a faction as a vassal during peace. It sucks being a warrior during peacetime, especially when you get bickered at for defeating the former enemy king (who is no longer an enemy) in a battle post-ceasefire. I am justified because the ass was looting one of my villages. No other complaints, so it passes outside that 1 situation.
My only complaint with Sonic 1 is Labyrinth Zone. Sonic 2 has the BS placement of enemies in Metropolis Zone, 3 has the Red Drum of Death (many people likely know what I am talking about), S&K, had a few annoying boss fights.
Streets of Rage has the 2 jumpy bitches (level 5 boss, I think). Golden Axe has the BS skeletons and AI that can stun lock you to death.
My only complaint with Sonic 1 is Labyrinth Zone. Sonic 2 has the BS placement of enemies in Metropolis Zone, 3 has the Red Drum of Death (many people likely know what I am talking about), S&K, had a few annoying boss fights.
Streets of Rage has the 2 jumpy bitches (level 5 boss, I think). Golden Axe has the BS skeletons and AI that can stun lock you to death.
Nights into Dreams. The single best game i've ever known.
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