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Far Cry 2, GTA 4



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Grand Theft Auto IV-nice game but it wasn't as fun as past titles.
KZ2 - graphics were great but COD4 still prevails in every aspect.
COD5- for not living up to COD4
RE5- for not living up to RE4
Crisis Core- graphics were amazing but the whole spinning wheel coming every 5 seconds got annoying very fast.
De blob- boring
boom blox- weird and a new type of game but boring after an hour



scottie said:
theshrike said:
@scottie

Hey, we still have yet to find out if it sucks (ok, I didn't realize I was on the train for starcraft 2). I still have faith that blizzard will put out an awesome game. If not, I still play starcraft with my friends.

 

I've yet to say any evidence that it could be a good game. But you're right that maybe it is harsh to judge a game before its release.

 

we shall see

well, it is a blizzard game.

 



HAZE - WTF happen???
halo 3 - the story mode was crap IMO online is good
killzone 2 - not a bad game its just not replayable and no co-op is a -1



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kz2 is not replayable? are you eating crazy pills???

After seeing the ending, I had to play it again to see if I missed any subtle cues in the dialogue.



Alone in the Dark I agree. I was watching the tech demos and I thought the game looked awesome.

And Lair. There was a time when I was going to purchase a PS3 for Lair.



starcraft - Playing Games = FUN, Talking about Games = SERIOUS

Definitely Assassin's Creed. Once the "wow-effect" was gone, all that remained was a repetitive, boring and to some extent even uninspired sandbox game.



Well, I tend to not get hyped, but two games that I found dissapointing (not that they sucked, just that they disappointed) where:

Assassin's Creed and Resistance 2.

Assassin's Creed

I loved the premise, the engine, the world they created, everything. But I have to be harsh, they simply didn;t finish the game. I'm guessing the budget went bust but I'm convinced they had to quit when all they had was the mechanic for the missions in place but hadn't fleshed out the missions at all.

Two clues where the extended, suddenly combat centric ending - a sure sign of padding in games struggling to get done on current funds - and the flag hunt, a sure sign of padding getting some poor sod to spend a day or two simply picking places on the pre-built levels to stick flags. When I realised the actual game wasn't there but the engine and everything else was fantastic I was sorely disappointed.

Still, it sold bucket loads so Ubi has no excuse for number 2 - although given so many people were happy to buy an incomplete game you never know they might just try and get away with it again...


Resistance 2

I liked Resistance 1 - it gets bashed for graphics, etc. but I liked it because it was old school (carry huge arsenal, more SP than MP focused, lots of maps/levels in SP covering a lot of ground), it has a neat setting (I liked its alternative history and how it was presented) and set the scene for an bigger story (what are the Cloven? What are the Chimera? etc, etc.).

Resistance 2 had better (if sometimes variable) graphics, but it suddenly dropped the old school (only 2 weapons now, etc), had a less engaging SP (IMHO), confused the hell out of the story, and looked rushed when it shouldn't have.

As a bonus it did have a great coop though.

Again, it didn't suck - but fairly soon into the SP I began to feel disappointed that instead of sticking to their own original design premises, Insomniac had felt the need to change things for no reason other than to follow the crowd.


Haze I would have been disappointed it big time, but given I chose not to even bother getting it I guess I can't say more than that.



Try to be reasonable... its easier than you think...

I was heavily aniticipating Starcraft II. Then I heard my wallet would be sucked of $179.97 just to get the full game.



Pixel Art can be fun.