Wind Waker: I love that game to death, but in some of the most dangerous sections of the game, you could lie your controller down and not die. Pitifully easy. It becomes much much harder to die than to live towards the end of the game.

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oops sorry wrong thread. To make up for it

inFamous 2: Fuck the somewhat transformed look of Cole...stupid fans bitched about the change in design so much and we got stuck with this smh

Wrong thread?

god damnit! I blame the migraine! Sorry dude I will edit it out

Ni No Kuni. I enjoyed the game quite a bit (just beat it last night actually) but.....

It was far too easy and the story was incredibly predictable even by stereotypical JRPG standards. I was also a bit disappointed with the music, a battle theme should not end and restart, ever. Sometimes the enemy just had a buttload of health and I was ill-prepared (no MP restoring items etc), so I had to slog through the battle instead of losing (couldn't run either). If that had happened in any other JRPG, slogging through wouldn't be an option, you would simply get annihilated if you aren't prepared. The vast majority of the battles were "press X to win" with occasional defense and healing, but one of the other party members usually took care of that without any input from me. Not to mention the crazy number of fetch quests peppered throughout the game.

Don't get me wrong, it is a good game and I enjoy playing it (will probably play more tonight even) but seriously, it has some issues.

I might think of some other titles later, but that one is most prominent. I too disliked the Triforce Quest stuff in WW, but that only happened because of time constraints. Two (or more?) dungeons were removed to release the game on time.....so hopefully they add them back in for the remake. Even Miyamoto and Aonuma said they hated that fetch quest, haha.

I disagree with this.I think the story was fine and the character evolved into a grumpy, old, suicidal man. I don't believe he wanted to make a game though. Which is why you find very little actual gameplay.

Mass Effect 3. I don't love that game, I hate it for ruining an IP I once loved.

Silent Hill 2 .......... can't do it; no flaws whatsoever.

Deus Ex Human Revolution : Boss fights are awful Metal Gear Solid-esque experiences (ugh if you are going to rip off a game at least rip off a good one and not MGS). The game also has some of the ugliest pre-rendered cutscenes ever in a video game ... I think the Gamecube could produce better scenes. The in game graphic cutcenes were fine though. The DLC really needed to be just added to the game imo. I didn't mind payingthe $15 extra, but it just felt like it was cut last minute.

The problem for me with the story was that it had to close all the loose ends and answer everything, it couldn't escape the canon, like Vamp for example which I just assume was an actual vampire was revealed to be just a nanomachine experiment, "ok that works, let's move on with the next loose end" (thats Kojima in my head). I loved Snake in Sons of Liberty he had passion, he had matured as a person and he fought for what he believed, then in MGS4 one of the first things he says is "I'm just an old killer hired to do some wet work" and I can guess thats how Kojima felt about making MGS4. Story was just ok.

i was born playing metroid nes, and when nothing materialized on 64, Metroid Prime made the bad thoughts go away. But not all. How in the fuck did they come up with a double jump?!? Whats wrong with a high jump? You are supposed to release the button early if you want a short jump. Not press it twice if you want a long jump! Who ever changed it should be dragged in the street by the back of their collar and give a sobbing apology. You cant just let me jump you gotta make me time it again and again! Why! Other than that I wish it required 5 missles to open red doors. It really pisses me off because it makes a door feel like a missle is a key.. You should have to blow the fuck out of it! And serious, I love the control scheme. Commendable the way nintendo tried to be different. Thats cool. But is it too much to ask for an optional control scheme to let the right thumb stick move the camera? I know it would have helped sales and gave it more replay value.. For fucks sake just make it a reward for finishing the game! The beam comment from crazyman was excellent btw..