Chris Hu on 07 May 2013
| J_Allard said: GTA IV - The story was dull, the characters were snoozers. But most importantly the city was so lifeless and static. In past GTA games I could play for hours just going around doing stuff. Just enjoying the world. In GTA IV, not so much. I have enjoyed Saints Row for this reason much more this gen. Halo 3 - Loved Halo 2. For some reason I just could not get into Halo 3. Hated the maps, hated the weapons. SP was boring. CoD MW2 - The game was phenomenal for about a month, until it became apparently how terribly broken, unbalanced, and glitchy it was. KZ2 - Bought a PS3 for this game. Ho hum by-the-book SP campaign, terrible controls and game design in MP ruined it for me. Twisted Metal - Sony rushed this one out knowing it was broken and as a result, the community was gone by the time they fixed it. Which was a shame because the game is awesome when it works. Just rarely works. GT5 - One of the rare occasions for me when presentation and menus can destroy a game. I have read that its much better and super improved but I have moved on. Its not fun when the menus are so terrible and take forever to load and navigate. On the gameplay end, I didn't like how only 1/5 of the game was actually next gen. BF3 - I loved BFBC2 and I loved BF2. But BF3 is not Battlefield, it's a bad mix of BF and CoD. Out of all these and others I am forgetting, I guess personally the answer would be MW2, because I spent literally hundreds of hours on MW1 and World at War each. |
The update in GT5 didn't improve the menus or the load times for the most part it just improved the driving mechanics and added online single player events. Even with the optional 8GB install the load times still are pretty long.
