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[Mr.House]

AtreiyaN7 wrote...

Erik Lehnsherr wrote...

Aliens: Colonial Marines

I'm an Aliens fan, but I managed to resist the impulse to buy it after reading the reviews and having two different friends link the same hilarious GIF.

The dancing xenomorpth?

[wsandista]

Mass Effect 2
Dragon Age 2
The Witcher
Jade Empire

[Hainkpe]

Mass Effect 3
TES IV: Oblivion

Such high hopes and then... Boom. Squashed to zilch. Bah.

[Il Divo]

^ Agreed.

[MegaIllusiveMan]

I think that the Assassin's Creed 3 Ending wasn't good... Dunno if is just me... There was something akward or something with the ending

[Il Divo]

MegaIllusiveMan wrote...

I think that the Assassin's Creed 3 Ending wasn't good... Dunno if is just me... There was something akward or something with the ending

Thought the ending was even worse than ME3's. It's just that Mass Effect was a series where I thoroughly enjoyed the story, so AC3's came off as a bit less disappointing.

[TheChris92]

Il Divo wrote...

*slight spoilers*

My issue isn't even so much the explanations, but instead that it feels like the game unnecessarily forced Infinite into the same universe/continuity as the original Bioshock.

Bioshock's plot twist had a certain simplicity to it. Infinite dabbles too much in time travel and alternate realities for my tastes. And not in a manner as interesting as, say, Legacy of Kain.  

*some more spoilers*


But the game does take the time to ensure that is not the case. Rapture is but another reality, completely seperate from that of Infinite. If one wanted to stretch it, one could perhaps say that in one of the many realities where Columbia is never established, Rapture is born in its place, alongside the plasmids. Columbia stands in parallel to Rapture with the foundation of both cities being based upon certain ideals, and the similarities between its people. Simplicity is nice I suppose, but I really like the more complex narratives, which leads a lot of speculation and make people come up with different interpretations of what the game was really about for a long time to come-- Anyway, this is very much off-topic and better suited for the BioShock thread. I just wanted to give my own reply to this 

Modifié par TheChris92, 09 avril 2013 - 12:20 .

[OdanUrr]

MegaIllusiveMan wrote...

I think that the Assassin's Creed 3 Ending wasn't good... Dunno if is just me... There was something akward or something with the ending

You know, I just finished playing it and I found Connor's ending to be sad but oddly fitting. That last scene with him and Lee together was quite powerful. Desmond's ending, on the other hand, was pretty underwhelming.

[MerinTB]

Hmmm, in no particular order --

L.A. Noire, Neverwinter Nights (BioWare, not AOL / SSI nor Cryptic), Pool of Radiance: Curse of Myth Drannor, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, Lionheart, Wing Commander Prophecy...

I'm sure I'm missing a few here and there, but that's what comes to mind.

Oh, and the top of my list - the last 1% or so of Mass Effect 3.

[IllusiveManJr]

MegaIllusiveMan wrote...

I think that the Assassin's Creed 3 Ending wasn't good... Dunno if is just me... There was something akward or something with the ending

If they would've made it a little... more I might have liked it. As is it's abrupt and ridiculously short/non-explainative. 

[Neoleviathan]

Haven't had too many disappointing games. More recently Mass Effect 3, pretty much any Aliens game(though with a few awesome exceptions), and the newer Pokemon titles. & I even enjoyed some of those, at least alittle bit. I was really disappointed they cancelled KotOR 3.

I think my biggest disappointment has always Dino Crisis 3. I loved those first two games. After two I couldn't wait to see Regina again, to see if she'd try & save Dylan and fix things. Then we got the first concept images. Third energy disaster, a New York like city swarming with Dinosaurs. Looked epic, looked like the story was going to move on into something really interesting. & then... & then we got zombie dinosaurs in outer space. Not that a story like that wouldn't be acceptable as a game, but come on! where was Regina, where was the conclusion to the story? Disappointment like no other, and I've never found out why it happened. Why did they drop the storyline and go with their space game? Where did the orginal DinoCrisis 3 go?

[AresKeith]

Assassins Creed 3 while fun felt like wasted potential

Plus Haytham > Connor

[Fortlowe]

Fable III. I adore Fable II, though. On a slightly related note, I am still very disappointed the expansion for DAII wasn't released. Of course, Aliens: CM, should have been nuked from orbit...

[DOsquareZER]

TheJediSaint wrote...

Cthulhu42 wrote...

I hate to bandwagon on this one, but probably ME3.

I'm in the same boat, ME3 is about at the top of my list of most disapointing games.

Add another one to the pile.  And not just the ending sucked for me.. a lot of it just irked me.  Big let down, and felt like a sucker for buying it.

[wsandista]

MerinTB wrote...
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2

Most Marvel games have not been that great IMO. Although(with the exception of Superior Spider-Man) Marvel's comics have been pretty good the last six months.

[wsandista]

doozer12 wrote...

TheJediSaint wrote...

Cthulhu42 wrote...

I hate to bandwagon on this one, but probably ME3.

I'm in the same boat, ME3 is about at the top of my list of most disapointing games.

Add another one to the pile.  And not just the ending sucked for me.. a lot of it just irked me.  Big let down, and felt like a sucker for buying it.

Honestly, ME2 was a bigger disappointment for me. ME3 was pretty bad, but at least ME2 prepared me for it.

[estebanus]

It's almost a tie between Gothic 3 and ME3 for me, but I think Gothic 3 was a much bigger disappointment. I loved the gothic series, and it sucked to see the final (I don't count gothic 4 as gothic, simply because it isn't made by Piranha Bytes) title released partly unfinished, and with craploads of bugs.

Then again, the community helped finish Gothic 3 with tons of patches and mods, while ME3 still remains a bit of a mess, and it's not just the endings.

... yeah, it's a tie between both for me.

[Il Divo]

IllusiveManJr wrote...

MegaIllusiveMan wrote...

I think that the Assassin's Creed 3 Ending wasn't good... Dunno if is just me... There was something akward or something with the ending

If they would've made it a little... more I might have liked it. As is it's abrupt and ridiculously short/non-explainative. 

Pretty much. The big problem that AC3 runs into, and it's not something that's tied strictly to the ending, is that thematically, there's not much cause for exploring Connor's backstory. The entire point of Revelations was Desmond concluding with his ancestors as he's ready to take up the mantle of an assassin himself. We see this at the conclusion of his puzzle arc.

Then AC3 hits us with a magic door, for which we need to explore Connor's backstory. And it's a fantastic story, but fails as a framing device. Connor's overarching narrative significance is nothing more than opening a door, for which Desmond is placed on the back burner (again). It says alot that until the door is opened, we still have no idea how he's supposed to save the world.

Modifié par Il Divo, 09 avril 2013 - 01:00 .

[Homebound]

tali's face.

[AtreiyaN7]

Mr.House wrote...

AtreiyaN7 wrote...

Erik Lehnsherr wrote...

Aliens: Colonial Marines

I'm an Aliens fan, but I managed to resist the impulse to buy it after reading the reviews and having two different friends link the same hilarious GIF.

The dancing xenomorpth?

I believe they were both based on this - only with slightly different text added in each case: http://www.kotaku.co...al-marines-gif/

I would describe that as zombified shuffling (and while I love zombies, xenormorphs should not be bumbling around like this - not even when they're blind!  ).

Modifié par AtreiyaN7, 09 avril 2013 - 01:14 .

[TMB903]

Mass Effect 3. I remember how excited I was about getting this game(preordered Collectors Edition) and....if it wasn't for the MP I would have gotten rid of it a long time ago. Characters were crap, plot sucked and of course the hilariously bad endings which were "artistic integrity".

[MerinTB]

wsandista wrote...

MerinTB wrote...
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2

Most Marvel games have not been that great IMO. Although(with the exception of Superior Spider-Man) Marvel's comics have been pretty good the last six months.

I wouldn't quite agree.  Perhaps the majority of Marvel (or other super-hero licensed) games aren't great, perhaps, but there had been a string of, IMO, great Marvel games in a row.

Spider-Man 2, Hulk Ultimate Destruction, X-Men Legends, X-Men Legends 2, and Marvel Ultimate Alliance were all games I loved.  MUA2 wasn't a horrible game, but it fell far short of MUA.  Hence, big disappointment.

[The Heretic of Time]

Mass Effect 3 (the entire singeplayer, the multiplayer is actually good).