What is your most Hated Video Game
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I almost had a heart attack when I saw GoW. I thought you ment God of War.BrotherhoodOfSteel said:
OT:Gears of War and Modern Fucking Warfare 2
Oh come on, both of the No more Heroes games are the shit! also, madworld was hilarious, even though it was pretty damn repetitive.Quiet Stranger said:
Soul Calibur for 3 reasons
1.Kilik- the fucking reach of his
2.Maxi-fast smooth moves (thats good I know just annoying to fight)
3.Create a fighter-never enjoyed it in SC
now those complaints aside I fucking love SolCal for me it has this magical mix of rewardingly hard and controller smashing furry
1.Kilik- the fucking reach of his
2.Maxi-fast smooth moves (thats good I know just annoying to fight)
3.Create a fighter-never enjoyed it in SC
now those complaints aside I fucking love SolCal for me it has this magical mix of rewardingly hard and controller smashing furry
Mario is Missing
Seriously, it has yet to be beaten. I can see the appeal in most games, even if I don't like them, but that was a serious piece of shit.
As far as awkwardness goes, every cinematic in Eternal Sonata pretty much made me feel like killing kittens. Oh, and FF8, yeah, it's total shit, not a single good point, gunswords, seriously?
Seriously, it has yet to be beaten. I can see the appeal in most games, even if I don't like them, but that was a serious piece of shit.
As far as awkwardness goes, every cinematic in Eternal Sonata pretty much made me feel like killing kittens. Oh, and FF8, yeah, it's total shit, not a single good point, gunswords, seriously?
Going to have to say Gears of War 2.
I have no problems with the game itself, but after my friends had spent two weeks playing nothing but it and telling me just how OMFGAWESUM it was, I had to sell both Bioshock and the Orange Box to get it. I hate myself to this day.
I have no problems with the game itself, but after my friends had spent two weeks playing nothing but it and telling me just how OMFGAWESUM it was, I had to sell both Bioshock and the Orange Box to get it. I hate myself to this day.
Anybody remember Outtrigger on the dreamcast? One of my most hated because I paid way too much for it, and heard good things and fell into the hype about it and bought it without really realizing what I was getting.
The single player "missions" were nothing more than a broken up tutorial for multiplayer. I remember quitting and never looking back after a mission which wanted you to do a 180 and shoot a rocket at a target in 2 seconds.
The single player "missions" were nothing more than a broken up tutorial for multiplayer. I remember quitting and never looking back after a mission which wanted you to do a 180 and shoot a rocket at a target in 2 seconds.
What game do I hate?
Alright, people are going to attack me for this and call me a troll, and I don't care. I am answering this question honestly.
Ready? Knights of the Old Republic.
I will admit a few concessions. The writing is good (what I got through it. Also I harbor a deep resentment against the game because I have used all three versions, and the only one that wasn't too buggy to play was my least favorite way of playing the game, and that was the original X-box.
That being said, it was a stupidly unbalanced game that had an ungodly number of bugs. Even the working X-box version crashed more times in two weeks than I care to remember. That, and I have some issues with the role playing. First is character creation. You start off with three possible classes, but there is only one obvious choice. If you don't take it, you essentially cripple yourself and your party for part of the game. Then, that first class you take gets replaced really quickly with a Jedi class. And you will most likely pick the melee combat Jedi because the game demands that you take your first six levels at least as a melee character, so it is your best way of cutting your losses. Then there are the moral choices, which generally allow for no flexibility because the evil choices are so hilariously evil that no one would pick them in reality. Alternatively, there are the Jedi morality questions which make no sense to anyone who is not a fan of Star Wars, so players are punished for not being fans of the universe. Finally, there is the lack of rewards for good characters. I had a good game and an evil game going simultaneously. The good character was pretty much living broke no matter what he did and was only taking very specific quests and missing out on XP in favor of staying good. The evil character was rolling in money and XP, which was eventually balanced by a glitch on the Jedi planet that would cause the game to crash. It was all so broken and unplayable. I am told that the plot makes up for it, but I honestly just kept on getting infuriated until I finally realized that plot can really be that worth it, especially to a person who already thinks that George Lucas was over celebrated before the 21st century.
Alright, people are going to attack me for this and call me a troll, and I don't care. I am answering this question honestly.
Ready? Knights of the Old Republic.
I will admit a few concessions. The writing is good (what I got through it. Also I harbor a deep resentment against the game because I have used all three versions, and the only one that wasn't too buggy to play was my least favorite way of playing the game, and that was the original X-box.
That being said, it was a stupidly unbalanced game that had an ungodly number of bugs. Even the working X-box version crashed more times in two weeks than I care to remember. That, and I have some issues with the role playing. First is character creation. You start off with three possible classes, but there is only one obvious choice. If you don't take it, you essentially cripple yourself and your party for part of the game. Then, that first class you take gets replaced really quickly with a Jedi class. And you will most likely pick the melee combat Jedi because the game demands that you take your first six levels at least as a melee character, so it is your best way of cutting your losses. Then there are the moral choices, which generally allow for no flexibility because the evil choices are so hilariously evil that no one would pick them in reality. Alternatively, there are the Jedi morality questions which make no sense to anyone who is not a fan of Star Wars, so players are punished for not being fans of the universe. Finally, there is the lack of rewards for good characters. I had a good game and an evil game going simultaneously. The good character was pretty much living broke no matter what he did and was only taking very specific quests and missing out on XP in favor of staying good. The evil character was rolling in money and XP, which was eventually balanced by a glitch on the Jedi planet that would cause the game to crash. It was all so broken and unplayable. I am told that the plot makes up for it, but I honestly just kept on getting infuriated until I finally realized that plot can really be that worth it, especially to a person who already thinks that George Lucas was over celebrated before the 21st century.
It used to be BioShock 1. But I made the horrible, awful mistake of renting Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising. GOOD GRAVY. I couldn't stand that game for more than 2 hours, sent that shit back for a refund!
You have to walk. EVERYWHERE. AND IT IS REALLY, REALLY FAR. Also, you can die in one shot. From any gun.
You have to walk. EVERYWHERE. AND IT IS REALLY, REALLY FAR. Also, you can die in one shot. From any gun.
Well I'm not saying I hate Modern Warfare 2, but lets just say its like the hooker at the bus stop corner. Everybody plays with her and she is filled with so many viruses(glitches for those of you who don't quite know how analogies work)that you cant even find one person who isn't effected by one after using her. I hope you get my point.
Not wishing to defend the game to you, but not playing it or any of the sequels... pretty much explains why you don't 'get it'.Iwata said:
I actually used to hate it too, and then I forced myself to play through it. About halfway through I started to like it. It's a bit dated these days but Halo 2 remains one of my all time favourite games. I'd agree most of the other games since haven't been as good (apart from a few good levels).
For the record I don't get into the big tough space marine stuff, but if you listen to some of the dialogue from the other marines it totally undercuts that with humour (except in ODST where it seems to veer too much into macho territory - but even that has the funny "I think you might have strained a metaphor rant").
