Worst Waste of Money on a Game.
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Two Worlds. I was so exited and the first five seconds of the menu and i just knew, i was consumed by rage because gamestop wouldnt take it back. they offered five dollars on the day it came out.they knew.
After playing Total Annihilation i really thought that one could not go wrong with Total Annihilation: Kingdoms...
I was never so disappointed by buying a game like that one and it was even down to a budget price. Good lord one should have instead recieved money every time starting it, to make up for the wasted time.
Did only make it about 5 maps into the campaign, and it was just so bad...
every map was the same: take given units on a straigt line frome x to y, kill everything on the way. At first i assumed, they did throw the obligatory levels at you where you could not build anything, just command units through a given map. But over 5 of them no way...
Might be a bit prejudice but it was also one of the games where you could tell the quality of the game by simply looking at the quality the hud was done...
Mehh gotta chill a bit after that...
I was never so disappointed by buying a game like that one and it was even down to a budget price. Good lord one should have instead recieved money every time starting it, to make up for the wasted time.
Did only make it about 5 maps into the campaign, and it was just so bad...
every map was the same: take given units on a straigt line frome x to y, kill everything on the way. At first i assumed, they did throw the obligatory levels at you where you could not build anything, just command units through a given map. But over 5 of them no way...
Might be a bit prejudice but it was also one of the games where you could tell the quality of the game by simply looking at the quality the hud was done...
Mehh gotta chill a bit after that...
WCW Nitro for the PS1. I actually bought a Playstation for WCW vs. the World, I loved WCW/NWO WOrld Tour on the N64, then THQ brings out Nitro for the Playstation. Cool, I thought to myself. Once I got home with it and realized that it was pretty much the old WWF WrestleMania Arcade and In Your House games without the benefit of the ridiculously hilarious special moves I was quite distraught. It's only redeeming value was being able to put it in a regular CD player and listening to the entrance themes.
Blue Dragon.
I was stuck for a good JRPG.
I haven't played more than an hour...stupid shadow monsters. Where's my SWORDS!
I was stuck for a good JRPG.
I haven't played more than an hour...stupid shadow monsters. Where's my SWORDS!
Oh! Forget Blue Dragon!!! This one takes the cake. Man, I was told by one of my friends that this game was the "Oblivion Killer" (a phrase I've also heard for Killzone in respect to Halo, but let's face it, that's playstation fanboyism) and during the opening cutscene I got this sinking feeling in my gut that I paid 60.00 for a broken game.jaketheripper said:
Which it was.
