FortNinety
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I'm REALLY enjoying Haunting Grounds thus far.
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That one game you know you shouldn't enjoy soo much...
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Squirrel Killer
Member
The controls on this game are god-awful, but I'm still not sorry I paid full retail for it. Yes, I'm a retarded fanboi.sonarrat said:
iclash
Member
uh...for me its Lord of The Rings: The Third Age. Bad story, unbalanced characters, unbalanced random battles, battles that didn't make sense--ok, i've killed the entire party of orcs, except 1. That 1 orc is attacking twice everytime one of my guys attacks once....and he just killed my whole part...awesome--one of the most painful games i've ever played and I played through the whole thing in about 3 days and I did all the evil mode stuff. I couldn't put it down. EA must have put subliminal mind control messages in the game.
Roland Hood
Member
Way of the Warrior. Man the feeling of satisfaction in pullling off that move, what was it called...oh yeah 'The Diagonal Jump'
Drinky Crow
Banned
"Butter the Biscuit"
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oh, VIDEO game
shit
um
Ephemeral Fantasia
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oh, VIDEO game
shit
um
Ephemeral Fantasia
Jugendstil
Member
Kingdom Hearts
*shame*BuckRobotron
Member
Dino Crisis 3 here as well. So patently flawed with the camera, yet I was able to work with it and enjoy the cinemas, boss fights, and presentation. Played through it a few times including Hard and Sonya modes, though I stopped with the obscenely hard (randomly generated and limited ammo weapon pick-ups) "Wheel of 4Tune" mode.
Duck of Death
Member
Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee
It's really only a decent rental fighter at best, but I can't help but have a blast playing it over and over. Maybe it's just the Godzilla fan in me.
It's really only a decent rental fighter at best, but I can't help but have a blast playing it over and over. Maybe it's just the Godzilla fan in me.
FateBreaker
Member
Beyond the Beyond.
Terrible, terrible game ... .... that I continue playing. ;_;
Terrible, terrible game ... .... that I continue playing. ;_;
Doom_Bringer
Banned
The Bouncer
Musashi Wins!
FLAWLESS VICTOLY!
Oh, I also have the horrendous Conan action game (PAL Xbox). I love it because it's Conan
Korranator
Member
Apex
ThirstyFly
Member
Double Switch and all the other Digital Pictures FMV games.
vatstep
This poster pulses with an appeal so broad the typical restraints of our societies fall by the wayside.
I played Konquest mode in MK Deception for three straight days until I unlocked everything. I would wake up, go to work, and then come home and play until I fell asleep sitting up. And then I never touched the game after that.
Lucky Forward
Member
Driver 3.
It was a huge disappointment, but I still pop it in now and then to see if I can get past the mission in Nice where I have to chase an enemy car and shoot it up. Then after a few dozen times of being stopped dead by lamp posts and running head on into nearly invisible cars in shadowed alleys, I switch over to the Survival mini-game and have some high-adrenaline fun running from the psycho cops.
It was a huge disappointment, but I still pop it in now and then to see if I can get past the mission in Nice where I have to chase an enemy car and shoot it up. Then after a few dozen times of being stopped dead by lamp posts and running head on into nearly invisible cars in shadowed alleys, I switch over to the Survival mini-game and have some high-adrenaline fun running from the psycho cops.
Dudley MSF
Member
Street Fighter 3: Third Strike.
I'll be on that game for hours. And here are my reasons why....
I'll be on that game for hours. And here are my reasons why....
Version 3.0
Member
Roland Hood said:
LOL. Good memories. Man, the 3DO/Jag/32X generation gap produced some real shit.
I remember the Jag equivalent of WotW, Kasumi Ninja. That's the one with the Scotsman who throws fireballs--from under his kilt. :lol
CousinLump
Member
Dear G-A Forum,
I can't believe the following actually happened to me:
My wife and two other buddies joined me for a 4 player Brute Force fest. We couldn't believe how meh the game was. And yet we played all night. At around 4 am, our pals had to leave to get some sleep. The next night, the two of them just happened to find themselves in the neighborhood. No words were needed. We knew why they were here.
We beat the final boss, high fived each other and cheered. Everyone put down their controllers and the awkward silence began. Our friends quickly found excuses to leave, and the four of us never talked of the shame of beating Brute Force together.
That is, until now.
SHAME.
I can't believe the following actually happened to me:
My wife and two other buddies joined me for a 4 player Brute Force fest. We couldn't believe how meh the game was. And yet we played all night. At around 4 am, our pals had to leave to get some sleep. The next night, the two of them just happened to find themselves in the neighborhood. No words were needed. We knew why they were here.
We beat the final boss, high fived each other and cheered. Everyone put down their controllers and the awkward silence began. Our friends quickly found excuses to leave, and the four of us never talked of the shame of beating Brute Force together.
That is, until now.
SHAME.
CajoleJuice
Member
CS:Source
Syphon Filter: Omega Strain.
The controls take practice, and the graphics are merely serviceable; but the progression was intensely satisfying. Huge objective-laden levels that rewarded not only new duds for your created avatar, but also new armaments and weaponry to outfit. Use shotguns often, and eventually you keep unlocking even more destructive boomsticks. It's addictive to try and 'collect' em all as it were. The online co-op was really solid and demanded tight teamwork. Everyone seemed to hate this game(complaints aren't entirely unfounded), but it did a lot of really cool things.
The controls take practice, and the graphics are merely serviceable; but the progression was intensely satisfying. Huge objective-laden levels that rewarded not only new duds for your created avatar, but also new armaments and weaponry to outfit. Use shotguns often, and eventually you keep unlocking even more destructive boomsticks. It's addictive to try and 'collect' em all as it were. The online co-op was really solid and demanded tight teamwork. Everyone seemed to hate this game(complaints aren't entirely unfounded), but it did a lot of really cool things.
C- Warrior
Banned
Resident Evil Outbreak 2 I think is half decent.
Although, only with an HDD (to cut down on load times) and playing with people you know and or playing with people while having an AIM convo open. For example I've played with CVXfreak and Defensor (GAFers) for the most recent times I booted this game up.
Although, only with an HDD (to cut down on load times) and playing with people you know and or playing with people while having an AIM convo open. For example I've played with CVXfreak and Defensor (GAFers) for the most recent times I booted this game up.
GaimeGuy said:
I also played and beat Quest 64. If you think about it, it's pretty impressive that there was a game of that scope on N64 at the time. It had an even bigger overworld than Zelda: OoT. Some of the music was decent and the battle system was OK. I enjoyed the last part of the game because the tone was much more interesting to me.
My pick is Mischief Makers... I loved this game to death... It had awesome boss battles and I enjoyed the core mechanics of the gameplay. Plus, I laughed everytime I saw the cinematic where the professor would get hit for trying to grope Marina.