Say Something Positive About Your Least Favorite Games
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Samus is really cute in Other M.
The first two chapters of MGS4 are great.
Dante looked really cool in Devil May Cry 2.
Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor was fun when I got it to work properly for a few minutes.
Uncharted 3 has a really fun co-op mode.
Zone of the Enders came with a great demo of MGS2 and had a amazing sequel.
The first two chapters of MGS4 are great.
Dante looked really cool in Devil May Cry 2.
Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor was fun when I got it to work properly for a few minutes.
Uncharted 3 has a really fun co-op mode.
Zone of the Enders came with a great demo of MGS2 and had a amazing sequel.
PUBG was smart to drop its lawsuit against Fortnite.
I honestly have nothing good to say about it other than I like driving vehicles in games so I'm glad they included that.
I honestly have nothing good to say about it other than I like driving vehicles in games so I'm glad they included that.
Surprised to see less backhanded compliments in here than usual. Most of these threads end up just being people trying to passive aggressively hate on a game.
EDIT: Just to throw my two cents on-topic, Nier Automata had really solid combat (which, of course, it's a Platinum game).
EDIT: Just to throw my two cents on-topic, Nier Automata had really solid combat (which, of course, it's a Platinum game).
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Breath of the Wild made me quit the Zelda series, so I saved money by not buying the DLC, Hyrule Warriors for the Switch or anything Zelda related.
Final Fantasy XV has the best lighting I've seen in a released game.
The Last Guardian has incredible art direction.
Nioh has very rewarding and responsive combat.
God of War has fantastic graphical effects, especially when using the warp table/room thingie.
Halo 5 runs at 60fps.
Gears 4 has really impressive weather effects.
Mario Galaxy's new semi-open design allows for a frustration-free progression with constant variety.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has great exploration and traversal.
Uncharted 4 has exceptionally fluid and fun combat design.
Fallout 4 has a vast and stunning world.
Dishonored 2 has rewarding and flexible exploration and infiltration level design.
Ni no Kuni 2 has some very cute creature designs.
Inside is extremely polished and consistent.
Doom has very fun traversal and beautiful controls.
Cuphead has great art.
I was going to do all the games I didn't like that made the first pages of the gamerankings highest rated lists for the three current systems, but that's enough.
The Last Guardian has incredible art direction.
Nioh has very rewarding and responsive combat.
God of War has fantastic graphical effects, especially when using the warp table/room thingie.
Halo 5 runs at 60fps.
Gears 4 has really impressive weather effects.
Mario Galaxy's new semi-open design allows for a frustration-free progression with constant variety.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has great exploration and traversal.
Uncharted 4 has exceptionally fluid and fun combat design.
Fallout 4 has a vast and stunning world.
Dishonored 2 has rewarding and flexible exploration and infiltration level design.
Ni no Kuni 2 has some very cute creature designs.
Inside is extremely polished and consistent.
Doom has very fun traversal and beautiful controls.
Cuphead has great art.
I was going to do all the games I didn't like that made the first pages of the gamerankings highest rated lists for the three current systems, but that's enough.
Ubisoft games have good presentation, if not the best in the business;
EA games run well on PC;
Activision games (i.e. CoD) have a big package (OF CONTENT YOU PERVERT)
Bethesda, specifically with The Elder Scrolls & Fallout, make exploration feels "organic".
JRPGs (ugh) have good characters.
EA games run well on PC;
Activision games (i.e. CoD) have a big package (OF CONTENT YOU PERVERT)
Bethesda, specifically with The Elder Scrolls & Fallout, make exploration feels "organic".
JRPGs (ugh) have good characters.
GTA Online receives a lot of cool patches with tons of inventive new ideas.
Wish the content was actually playable tho (I'd really love to play this cool shit, please make MP better, R*)
Wish the content was actually playable tho (I'd really love to play this cool shit, please make MP better, R*)
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To the people who can't seem to not be shitty: You do realize you don't have to post in every thread right? Fuck off with these backhanded comments and shit, we're breeding positivity and critical analysis here.
Another game I dislike very much is Uncharted but I cannot deny the great art direction, impressive visuals, and good story/characters!
Another game I dislike very much is Uncharted but I cannot deny the great art direction, impressive visuals, and good story/characters!
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It's mostly a backhanded compliment due to it having nothing to do with gameplay or story but yeah I like how Samus looks in Other M.
We have this thread once every few months and it always attracts passive-aggressive shitposts. I get what you're trying to accomplish here, but you had to expect that a good portion of posts would be garbage.
Anyway Other M. - I appreciate that it tried to bring the 2D Metroid gameplay into 3D in a more literal way than the Prime games (strictly linear instead of openish arena-like areas like in Prime, far 3rd person view) while simultaneously trying to keep some aspects of Prime (1st person mode), but it just didn't come together. Even completely ignoring the story, you're left with relatively uninspired level design, bad controls, and little challenge (and FUCKING PIXEL HUNTING).
Again, I think they had a good premise, it just didn't pan out, but I appreciate that they tried to do something different from Prime or old 2D Metroid.
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Yeah, I expected it, I just held out hope lol.
Another one that I can't really enjoy playing is the Spyro games. However the world they build is adorable and super endearing with fantastically designed characters that I can't help but love despite my aversion to the actual games
I'd go one and a half. Act two goes to complete shit as soon as you're done with the boss fight...
Zombies, really Kojima? Dude...
Far cry 5 has nice visuals
Chrono trigger has beautiful art and a cool premise
Resident evil 5 and 6 have some fun set piece moments.
Chrono trigger has beautiful art and a cool premise
Resident evil 5 and 6 have some fun set piece moments.
Jurassic Park: Trespasser was ahead of its time with physics-based FPS gameplay in 1998. It would take until Half-Life 2 in 2004 for an FPS to be more ambitious with its physics puzzles. It also has a great Let's Play.
