I don't understand why people don't like Alundra 2 and Chrono Cross (i actually prefer them over the original )

I feel alone now that "hatmoza" is away

I know PE 2 was disappointing, but come on.... its wasn't that bad

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That's an easy one DMC 2 or Persona 3

F.E.A.R 2: Project Origin, went from a scary hall shooter to a supernatural Modern Warfare.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl, I honestly don't know what happened except it became a sugar injected mess.

Mario Kart: Double Dash, I preferred Diddy Kong Racing much more.

ioi 2

Yep, that guide had the PlayOnline implementation which really sucked, especially since most of the time their servers were down >_>

I had to print out everything right from the start, unless I would miss something xD.

I agree with you, their first albums were better than their most recent music style. From the new album, the only ones I really care about are Resign to Surrender, Martyr of The Free World and especially Tides of Time. I'm from Portugal, but I lived in Venezuela for over 10 years when I was a kid, so I can speak both Spanish and Portuguese fluently :P  

The problem with Alundra 2 is that the first one actually manages to be a good competitor to Zelda, and in some parts (the puzzles) it actually surpasses it. Alundra 2 is just a bit of a generic jRPG, it has no actual distinctive marks and has a somewhat weak story. They could have expanded the Dreamwalker story much more. Heck, it shouldn't even be called Alundra, since that's the name of the protagonist from the first one xD.

For what the first Parasite Eve accomplished, Parasite Eve 2 was a a major letdown for me when I played it the first time. Subsequential playthroughs made me realize that it was an actual good game, but the damage had been done. It stripped pretty much everything that made the first one an unique RPG and instead tried to do the whole Resident Evil terror game. It's not only when you reach the Ark that the game goes back to being Parasite Eve-like. 

Devil May Cry 2, Resident Evil 5 and Final Fantasy XIII are one of the worst sequels I have ever played. Devil May Cry 2 was just plain awful, but Resident Evil 5 is a bad action game that hardly resembles Resident Evil series. Final Fantasy XIII as well as DMC2 and re5 had amazing prequels, yet somehow the developers managed to forget what was so great about the previous installment and came up with, well, what they came up with.

Still, I've got to go with Modern Warfare 2.
Modern Warfare 2 has worse campaign than the first, I would have been OK with that, but then they went and ruined the multiplayer, BIG TIME. What they did to PC-version's multiplayer is unforgivable. I can't believe people put up with stuff like that.

Reviewers and PC users ripped off were so furious with Deus Ex lobotomized sequel that I avoided it.
The worst ones I fell for are Myth III and Hexen II. Prince of Persia: Sands of Time could have been good, but its control scheme is good only for the gamepad, on PC with mouse+kb it was unplayable.

Metal Gear Solid 2, Devil May Cry 2 and Rainbow Six Vegas 2

I actually enjoyed Hexen II more than Hexen and Heretic, mainly because it was a good mix between both, plus the conclusion to the Serpent Rider trilogy was pretty awesome. Eidolon in the end was one of the toughest bosses i've fought in any FPS. 

Plus the classes were much more differentiated on Hexen II than they were on Hexen, and the implementation of a RPG-like level up system was also pretty good. My Assasin in the end kicked so much ass XD  

There's no accounting for tastes. I mainly bash Hexen II because it wasn't as innovative as the first, that at its times was groundbreaking, and its atmosphere of desolation was superbly rendered despite the crude graphics. I agree that its gameplay was good and Eidolon tough, but the level design was pretty average. Also, Hexen II left me less satisfied because I played it after Heretic II, that surprised me as it was the only Third Person Action Adventure I really liked besides Tomb Raider, and it had an even better camera control, never giving problems during fights, and the level design was exceptional. To sum it up what turned me down of Hexen II were level design and atmosphere, I didn't like them, or to put it better, I didn't find them up to the series standard.