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Barozi on 23 February 2009
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MontanaHatchet said:
Barozi said:
This thread fails miserably.

Infinite Undiscovery, Quantum of Solace, Sonic Unleashed & NFS were never considered to be potential AAA titles.

Blue Dragon, Resident Evil 5, Perfect Dark Zero, Lost Odyssey, Super Smash Brothers Brawl, Left 4 Dead, Resistance 2, Oblivion, Fable 2 and Assassin's Creed did NOT turn out bad.

People should stop call games bad just because they haven't met their high standards. I thought Burnout Paradise would be pure awesomeness, but it was a dissapointment for me. However that doesn't mean it's bad.

I think many of the people here did not play one game which really sucked, when they call Fallout 3 or Super Smash Brothers Brawl bad.

Makes me almost sad, when they cannot even enjoy an only "decent" game.

Can't believe I'm going to say this, but how about putting forth your own damn opinion before criticizing those of others? You may not agree with me, which is fine, but I'd at least like to see what you think first. For all your remarks, you missed the whole point. Like I said, my standards of AAA are a lot more loose than other people. I was only talking about games that had potential to be good, not whatever games get hyped on Gametrailers or meet some arbritrary Gamerankings/Metacritic average. Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey, Perfect Dark Zero (and others) weren't necessarily bad games, but they definitely didn't meet their potential, hype or promise.

Makes me almost sad, when someone comes in to criticize other people and doesn't display much reading comprehension.

Sure but you answered directly to the OP's question: "which potential triple A games turned bad? "

In your other posts I saw what your definition of "AAA" is. However you did not clarify, that you don't neccessarily consider the games you've listed as bad, which differs from the main question.

I honestly can't list one single game, because all of the titles I expected to be great (or the fans expected to be great) were awesome to me or at least decent, which is maybe a dissapointment, but that's it.

But I don't want to end this post without naming at least one game, which comes as close as possible to the OP's question and I really expected to be awesome, which turned out very mediocre (still not bad):

The Last Remnant