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[Milan92]

Assassins Creed.
Dragon Age 2.
Kotor 2.
Alpha Protocol.

[CrazyRah]

Beyond: Two Souls

[TheChris92]

New Vegas (A lot of people outside of hardcore RPG crowd tend to prefer Fallout 3 and dislike this game)
Knights of the Old Republic 2
Alpha Protocol
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty

[Pedrak]

The Game of Thrones RPG wasn't too bad.

Well, it wasn't a good  game either (game world fairly small, technically mediocre, voice acting mostly poor, dialogues clunky...) but story and characters were interesting enough that I kept playing and had a reasonable amount of fun with it.

[Shepenwepet]

Deadly Towers for the NES was my childhood, and I regret none of it.

The Resident Evil Outbreak series. I miss that cast so much. Well, Mark and George. The rest can bugger off.

Dead Island/ DI: Riptide - People felt mislead by the trailer for the first one, and felt the second one was the same game as the first. Luckily for me, I enjoyed the hell out of both. It's a game to play with friends, though. Alone or online with randoms would probably be a chore.

I know there's more but I'm drawing a blank.

[Seagloom]

OMG. Another person who played Deadly Towers! XD That was one of the first NES games I finished. Took months of on and off play as I had to borrow it from friend. I would always get stuck in this same maze until one day I figured it out. From then on I'd run through the whole game every time I picked up.

I'm a bit surprised it's hated. I thought it was too obscure for that.

[bussinrounds]

simfamSP wrote...

Oblivion (though there are MANY fans, a lot of people from Morrowind's base swear it was birthed from satan's semen.)

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Does PLANESCAPE TORMENT have any Imperial City and gates to hell?

[Dominus]

The Bust-A-Groove Series. It wasn't a polished game by any means, but I was definitely into the series(and some of those songs really nail it). Star Fox Adventures, despite the non-sensical crossovered storyline. I enjoyed it for the same reasons I did with Secret of Mana - gorgeous visuals, cool exploration & combat. The Original Assassins Creed, despite its flaws. Not so much on the sequels. Heavy Rain, One of my favorites of the PS3. I must be less allergic to QTEs Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts though it doesn't quite feel on par with the previous 2.

[Cyonan]

Dead Space 3.

I mean, I don't think it was an amazing game but I still had fun with it. I suppose it helps that the series has a whole always had trouble actually scaring me, so I wasn't terribly bothered by this supposed removal of the horror that everybody was talking about that I never noticed.

[oknenah]

Cyonan wrote...

Dead Space 3.

I mean, I don't think it was an amazing game but I still had fun with it. I suppose it helps that the series has a whole always had trouble actually scaring me, so I wasn't terribly bothered by this supposed removal of the horror that everybody was talking about that I never noticed.

I feel the same. While yes, it did feel a little less creepy to me, I thought it was still fun to play.

[legbamel]

Hubs and I were huge fans of Too Human but we are apparently in the minority. The whole family loves SSX On Tour but apparently that game was an anomaly and we haven't enjoyed the other titles or pretty much any other sports game. I'd love another RTS game like Halo Wars, too, but again that seems to be a relatively rare opinion.

[UltimaBACON]

I'll say Assassin's Creed 3. Funny thing is I agree with a lot of the complaints about it, but I still enjoyed my time with it. A lot of the hate is definitely hyperbole. (Especially some people saying the ending is worse than ME3 ... ah, no.)

[NeonFlux117]

Battlefield 4. I really like it. Everyone is hatting on it, but there's a great game in there. Behind the broken game mechanics, glitches, netcode, broken VOIP, and server crashes. I tell ya. There is a great game there.

It's true!!!

[Nerevar-as]

oknenah wrote...

Cyonan wrote...

Dead Space 3.

I mean, I don't think it was an amazing game but I still had fun with it. I suppose it helps that the series has a whole always had trouble actually scaring me, so I wasn't terribly bothered by this supposed removal of the horror that everybody was talking about that I never noticed.

I feel the same. While yes, it did feel a little less creepy to me, I thought it was still fun to play.

Same here. Never was too scared of any of the games (try marine in the first AvP and then tell me DS was scary), I´d even say DS2 was less scary than the space sections of this one.

Fan of Alpha Protocol too, and so far enjoying AC3 halfway through. Pity they removed the armor system though.

[Rusty Sandusky]

I actually enjoyed Kinect adventures and Kinect Sports (please don't lynch me)

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

ThisOnesUsername wrote...

I actually enjoyed Kinect adventures and Kinect Sports (please don't lynch me)

I'm really happy that I don't have XBox 360 otherwise I would be really p*ssed off with Star Wars Kinect and Dragon Ball Z Kinect.

[Br3admax]

UltimaBACON wrote...

I'll say Assassin's Creed 3. Funny thing is I agree with a lot of the complaints about it, but I still enjoyed my time with it. A lot of the hate is definitely hyperbole. (Especially some people saying the ending is worse than ME3 ... ah, no.)

Yep.

[AventuroLegendary]

Is "everyone" people I know or the gaming community in general (Or at least how I percieve it)?

FEAR 2
Halo: Reach
Fallout Tactics and New Vegas (The latter is downplayed by people who liked Fallout 3)
Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones
Battlefield: Bad Company
Medieval 2: Total War (Compared to other games in the series)
SC: Conviction

Modifié par LegendaryAvenger, 01 décembre 2013 - 07:36 .

[eroeru]

Kaiser Arian wrote...

Does PLANESCAPE TORMENT have any Imperial City and gates to hell?

Was it born from satan's semen? No? I thought so.